Harbour is a well-resourced New Zealand based asset manager with extensive professional investment experience managing funds for large government institutions, corporate superannuation funds, charities and mezzanine platform providers (such as Kiwisaver funds).
We offer highly rated investment services for wholesale and retail investors, including the following products:
- Australasian Equity Fund
- Australasian Equity Income Fund
- NZ Core Fixed Interest Fund
- NZ Corporate Bond Fund
- NZ Short Duration Fund
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The Harbour Investment Outlook summarises recent market developments; what we are monitoring closely; and our key views on the outlook for fixed interest, credit and equity markets.
MORE»Earnings deliver, trade fears fade
The Harbour team examine market movements in the past month, and what they are watching going forward.
MORE»Risks reduced but not removed
The Harbour team examine market movements in the past month, and what they are watching going forward.
MORE»Three themes a top fund manager is watching closely
Markets are full of conflicting message at the moment. In this feature the Harbour Asset Management team explain what's happening and how the are positioning their portfolios.
MORE»Harbour takes a cautious approach as downside risks increase
The Harbour team examine market movements in the past month, and what they are watching going forward. Find out how they are positioning their portfolios.
MORE»Lower and lower domestic interest rates
The Harbour team examine market movements in the past month, and what they are watching going forward.
MORE»Finely balanced, markets walking a tightrope
The Harbour team examine market movements in the past month, and what they are watching going forward.
MORE»Trade tensions impact global growth
The prospect of a near-term trade deal between the US and China deteriorated during May as talks broke down, causing bond yields to tumble and global share markets to retreat from recent highs. Falling yields saw defensive, higher yielding equity markets, such as New Zealand and Australia, outperform. And domestically, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) cut the Official Cash Rate to 1.50%, citing the deceleration in global growth and uncertainty around the global outlook as key determinants behind their decision.
MORE»More bright spots emerge
Global equity markets continued to strengthen in April with the MSCI World index (in local currency) returning 3.8%. Markets were buoyed by the trifecta of a strong US earnings season, signs that Chinese stimulus have had a positive economic impact and, perhaps not unrelated, eurozone growth rates coming in above expectations.
MORE»Market Outlook: Records broken
Global equity markets continued to strengthen in March with the MSCI World index (in local currency) returning 1.6%, bringing the return for the quarter to 12.6%.
MORE»The three things to watch in markets
Harbour Asset Management provides an update on what's happening in investment markets and the three things its watching closely.
MORE»RBNZ banking rules shaping credit markets
Changes to banking rules are set to have a meaningful impact on New Zealand’s fixed interest market in 2019
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