Published: Thu 1 Mar 2018

NZ brought in CBL liquidators over $55mn payment breach

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand asked the country’s court to appoint liquidators to CBL Insurance over $55mn of overseas payments the company made against the regulator’s wishes.

Legal/ Regulatory

Asia Pacific

Europe

Published: Thu 1 Mar 2018

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