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
Beware a 2019 recession
Talks of an impending global recession are making the headlines once again but what exactly are the driving factors?
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The Trump Victory – How might investors react?
Harbour Asset Management managing director looks at what the Trump victory means for New Zealand and investors.
MORE»Central banks not ready to throw in the towel
Markets digested a flurry of central bank announcements this week, which all reiterated the determination to lift CPI inflation to targets; with no real signs that central banks have given up on the need for monetary stimulus.
MORE»Lessons from unconventional monetary policy for New Zealand
Central bankers from around the world met at Jackson Hole in Wyoming, recently, to discuss unconventional monetary policy and lessons for the future.
MORE»A focus on sustainable growth and quality
Six years of a begrudged equity market rally is leaving investors nervous.
MORE»RBNZ having second thoughts
The main event for the month was the RBNZ’s April OCR Review, coming hot on the heels of its March decision to cut the OCR to 2.25% that took many local economists by surprise.
MORE»Giving inflation a chance
A key theme for markets moving into 2016 has been the persistence of low inflation, and the battle facing central banks to avoid low inflation becoming embedded within the expectations of households and businesses.
MORE»Playing the man not the ball
The RBNZ’s approach to communication has faced some criticism following last week’s cut in the OCR, which surprised many bank economists, leaving some confused and others plain flabbergasted. This is not an attempt to defend the RBNZ, but to look at the facts.
MORE»NZ & Australia Company Results Review
While some New Zealand companies produced solid earnings results, and overall the results were not as bad as some may have expected, there was a wider divergence of earnings growth outcomes than in previous periods.
MORE»Evaluating active managers and Active Share
No two active fund managers are the same.
MORE»Outlook for the Year of the Monkey
Capital markets have had a volatile start to 2016, the Year of the Monkey.
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