Last updated:
Monday, 1 July 2019
The Treasury maintains key relationships with a number of organisations, both within and external to the state sector.
Information relating to these relationships is provided below.
In this section
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Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) promotes closer economic relationships in the Asia-Pacific region to improve the business environment and raise the living standards of its members.- Finance Ministers' Process
- Economic Committee
- Investment Experts Group
- Strengthening Economic and Legal Infrastructural Coordinating Group
- Treasury Seminars at APEC
- APEC Pensions & Annuities Markets - 8-9 Nov 2007 - Singapore - Treasury Seminars - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
- Draft Agenda - APEC Pensions & Annuities Markets 8-9 Nov 2007 - Singapore
- Speakers' Biographies - APEC Pensions & Annuities Markets 8-9 Nov 2007 - Singapore
- APEC 2006 Viet Nam: Public Sector Governance Seminar Furama Hotel, Da Nang, 10 September 2006
- Savings Policy Workshop: A Dialogue on Savings and Capital Market Development Melia Hotel, Hanoi, 1 September 2006
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Trans-Tasman Banking Council
The Trans-Tasman Council on Banking Supervision (TTBC) is a working group that aims to promote the coordination of trans-Tasman bank regulation and supervision.
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Relationship with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand
The Treasury and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand have common interests in the performance of the economy and wider financial stability.
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Council of Financial Regulators
The Treasury is a member of the Council of Financial Regulators, which contributes to maximising New Zealand’s sustainable economic wellbeing through effective and responsive regulation of the financial system in New Zealand.