Upcoming QEO's.
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Auckland |
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Tuesday 11 November 2025 |
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Westpac Takutai Square L9, 16 Takutai Square Auckland |
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8.00am - 9.45am |
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Wellington |
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Wednesday 12 |
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Westpac Victoria Street Wellington |
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8.00am - 9.45am |
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Dunedin |
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Tuesday 18 November 2025 |
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Edgar Centre 116 Portsmouth Drive Dunedin |
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8.00am - 9.45am |
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Christchurch |
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Wednesday 19 November 2025 |
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Westpac The Terrace Christchurch |
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8.00am - 9.45am |
Recording Only
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Introducing our speakers.
Kelly Eckhold | Westpac NZ Chief Economist
Kelly joined Westpac in March 2023. He began his career at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, where he went on to hold a range of senior roles across the Financial Markets, Economics and Financial Stability departments. Most recently, he spent 12 years at the International Monetary Fund, working on monetary policy, foreign exchange and financial stability issues.
Imre Speizer | Westpac NZ Market Strategist
Imre joined Westpac in 2008, and specialises in researching New Zealand’s currency and interest rate markets. Working closely with Westpac’s economists and traders, as well as strategy colleagues globally, he delivers regular market analysis and forecasts. Prior to joining Westpac, Imre traded the currencies, interest rates, and credit products of the emerging markets of Asia and Europe, based in Hong Kong, Singapore and London for investment banks Swiss Bank/UBS and Bank of America.
Satish Ranchhod | Westpac NZ Senior Economist
Originally from Whanganui, Satish has worked as an economist for over 20 years and is one of New Zealand’s leading inflation analysts. He led the Reserve Bank’s analysis of the Canterbury earthquakes and its monitoring of the global economy during the financial crisis. Since joining Westpac in 2014, he’s worked on some of the major challenges our economy faces, including the pressures on household budgets and issues related to the supply of housing. In those rare moments when the economy is stable, Satish is a film buff and grows chilies.