In 1996 the Reserve Bank introduced a variant of prudential supervision based on disclosure and attestation. Each bank was required to disclose key information about its financial health to the public and the bank's directors had to attest to the disclosure statement's accuracy. This meant the Reserve Bank knew the directors were taking due care of banking matters. This is ASB's disclosure statement.
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