Heartland's FY2021 Sustainability Report
Through our sustainability framework, which sets out the three key pillars of our sustainability strategy, Heartland achieved significant milestones in FY2021 and set further goals for the coming year.
Through our sustainability framework, which sets out the three key pillars of our sustainability strategy, Heartland achieved significant milestones in FY2021 and set further goals for the coming year.
Heartland’s Revolving Credit Home Loan is like an overdraft that’s secured against your property, offering flexible access to funds which you can put towards whatever expenses you need to.
Heartland is a proud member of the Climate Leaders Coalition, working with other Kiwi organisations to limit global warming within 2°C of pre-industrial levels.
Heartland takes the lead in the home loans market with New Zealand's lowest fixed term rates in an already low market, starting from a mere 1.99% p.a. for 1 year fixed.
While seeing the stock market fall can be uncomfortable, times of uncertainty and market turmoil — like we've seen recently — can actually create great opportunities for investment.
Forecasting future sales is a challenge for organisations of all sizes, industries and geographies. With this challenge in mind, our forecasting product team have defined the groundwork businesses need to lay before they can successfully glean insights from any forecasts.
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a number of significant changes in customer behaviour and expectations, particularly in the banking sphere. We recently spoke with Datamine Consulting Director Matt Owen to see what his thoughts are on the importance of digital transformation as we move forward.
AI and Machine Learning are common terms today, but they were virtually unheard of back in the 90’s. That lack of industry awareness didn’t deter Victoria University graduate Paul O’Connor, though – he burst onto the analytics scene with a burning desire to innovate, and he soon found a need in the market for accessible and enablement-focused analytics services.
According to research from MIT, only 0.5 per cent of all data is ever analysed and used. Shocking as it might be, that statistic makes sense when you think about it – for the average business professional, deriving meaning from a colossal and disorganised set of data is painfully difficult and overwhelming.