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NEWS RELEASE
Date 14 October 2009
Time 9:30am


Some temporary crisis liquidity facilities to be removed

The Reserve Bank announced today that it will be removing and consolidating some of the
temporary emergency liquidity facilities put in place during the financial crisis in 2008.

The specific measures include:

* The removal of the Term Auction Facility (TAF) where banks have been able to borrow
funds for 3, 6 and 12 months using eligible collateral (such as Residential Mortgage
Backed Securities (RMBS), registered bank bills, NZ Government securities etc).

* A change to the regular Tuesday Open Market Operation (OMO) to allow all eligible
securities (including corporate securities and RMBS) to be acceptable collateral for
repurchase transactions of maturity up to three months. Currently, only approved Corporate
and Asset-backed securities are acceptable as collateral in this OMO for terms of up to
two months.   The regular weekly OMO will continue until the end of March 2010 when it
will be reviewed with a view to discontinuing it if market conditions allow.


* A shortening of the maximum term over which funds may be borrowed from the Bank in the
Overnight/Term Reverse Repo Facility (ORRF/TRRF) from one month to an overnight basis
only.  All currently approved eligible collateral (including corporate securities and
RMBS) will remain acceptable in the ORRF.

* The withdrawal of the regular weekly Reserve Bank bill tender.  The Bank will continue
to offer Reserve Bank bills as required in the daily OMO.

The changes announced above will take effect from the beginning of November, with the
final TAF and Reserve Bank bill tenders scheduled for the week beginning of 26 October. 
For details on the Bank's liquidity facilities refer to
http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/finmarkets/domesticmarkets/3329772.html. 

Commenting on the measures Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Grant Spencer said: "Financial
market conditions have improved significantly since 2008 when these facilities were
introduced.  New Zealand banks are now able to readily access funding from the markets,
and the usage of these special facilities has been very low in the last six months.  The
Bank feels that the time has come to start removing and consolidating the temporary crisis
facilities.

"The Reserve Bank will continue to monitor markets closely and is in a position to supply
sufficient liquidity as required depending on market conditions via its regular Open
Market Operations.

"This decision has no implications for the stance of monetary policy."

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