New Zealand:Financial and insurance services are among those facing the weakest competitive pressure

By Anoop Khanna | 18 May 2026

Financial, insurance, electricity, gas, water and waste management services are among the industries facing the weakest competitive pressure in New Zealand, according to the first State of Competition report released by Commerce Commission of New Zealand.

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New Zealand:Financial and insurance services are among those facing the weakest competitive pressure

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