Briefs: illion accredited for CDR, Kiwi banks await FLP detail 23 October 2020 5:57AM Banking Day staff Briefs, Finance regulation, ANZ Credit reporting agency illion is the latest company to join the select ranks of businesses accredited by the ACCC to operate as a data recipient under the Consumer Data Right. It joins Frollo, Regional Australia Bank and Intuit. Consumers have the right to direct their bank to share their data with an accredited data recipient. In a new ANZ Insight publication, ANZ economists say they expect the RBNZ to reveal a New Zealand government Funding for Lending programme (FLP) at the Reserve Bank's next Monetary Policy Review on November 11, and for the scheme to launch shortly afterwards. They say they expect the programme to be “as large as [NZ]$30 - $50 billion”. It will run alongside the RBNZ's existing large scale asset purchase (LSAP) scheme, under which the RBNZ may buy up to NZ$100 billion (though the size may yet be increased) of mostly government bonds. The ANZ economist say they now believe the LSAP will remain at $100 billion rather than increasing further, thanks to the prospect of a complementary FLP scheme.