A High Court ruling last week against the NZ Super Funds’ sustainable investment policy is likely to concern KiwiSaver managers.
The court ruled certain parts of the Guardians’ current sustainable investment policy documents do not comply with legislative requirements.
Under the law the NZ Super Fund must invest “in a manner consistent with avoiding prejudice to New Zealand’s reputation as a responsible member of the world community”.
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FMA takes pulse of KiwiSaver private assets
KiwiSaver managers are likely to expand their allocation to private assets in the coming years, the Financial Markets Authority says, but one investment adviser says there should be more demand for it than there is.
The FMA has released a report on private equity in managed funds.
It said while New Zealand managed investment scheme and KiwiSaver funds had relatively low exposure compared to their counterparts in other countries, that was likely to grow.
The regulator surveyed managers who are also managers of KiwiSaver schemes mid last year, asking about their private asset invsetments. Sixteen responded and ...MORE»
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