Arthur Grimes

Join former Reserve Bank chair Arthur Grimes as he delves into the turmoil surrounding New Zealand's central bank following recent leadership resignations. Grimes shares his insights on the implications of political interference in monetary policy, raising concerns about trust and governance. He discusses the delicate balance of the Reserve Bank's inflation management amid new mandates, and critiques the politicization impacting its effectiveness. This conversation unveils the essential challenges in maintaining financial stability for Kiwis.