Articles tagged with 'Mint Asset Management'
KiwiSaver in colour: why it shouldn’t be the new black
27 October 2021 - Over the 2020/21 financial year, KiwiSaver fired on all cylinders but, according to Mint Asset Management head of sales and marketing David Boyle, focusing just on fees could limit its future performance potential.
How many Kiwis has KiwiSaver Saved?
17 September 2021 - What do we need to do to make our good retirement scheme great? The answer to the headline is obviously none of our feathered friends, but there are plenty...
Why DIY investing and professional advice can see eye-to-eye
20 August 2021 - More than a year on since the first FMA ‘Great Debate’ where active investment scored a surprise win over passive, Mint Asset Management head of sales and marketing, David Boyle, reprises his role as MC in the sequel ‘Advice v DIY’, laying down the debating beat...
Murder House memories: why KiwiSaver investors need to brush-up on good financial habits
22 July 2021 - For many investors who cut their teeth in the 1980s, the crash of 1987 left holes in their wealth and lasting scars. Is there a danger investors today react the same to a similar event? David Boyle drills into the past for lessons on how to avoid the horror...
A good year minted
18 July 2021 - Despite a global pandemic, Mint Asset Management has had a number year, its latest accounts show.
Five new funds for ethical investors
18 June 2021 - Mindful Money, New Zealand's top ethical investment platform, has added five new funds to its stable of investment options.
Saving KiwiSaver: why contributions matter more than fees
14 June 2021 - Fees have been in the spotlight recently but Mint head of sales and marketing, David Boyle, explains why we need to dig deeper to understand what is really stopping KiwiSaver members from saving...
Finalists announced for the first Mindful Money Awards
28 May 2021 - The finalists for the inaugural Mindful Money Awards have been announced and cover a wide range of leading Kiwi companies and individuals keen to make an ethical mark on the world of finance and investment.
TCFD sounds dreary, but it's important. Here's why
7 May 2021 - David Boyle explains why advisers need to learn about the TCFD (Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures).
Responsible goes retail: why Mint has opened the SRI tin
1 April 2021 - With a three-year track record as a wholesale offer under its belt, the Mint NZ SRI Equity Fund is now opening to the retail market. Mint portfolio manager, David Fyfe, answers all your responsible questions...
Mint NZ SRI fund now accessible to retail clients
26 March 2021 - Mint Asset Management has brought its wholesale New Zealand SRI Equity Fund to the retail market.
Jumping lessons: what all investors can learn from GameStop loss
23 February 2021 - Mint head of sales and marketing, David Boyle, explains why the ongoing GameStop experience holds lessons for new-breed investors and the old-school financial industry on handling the highs and lows of markets. Boyle takes it to the bridge...
Newly Minted analyst joins the ranks
27 January 2021 - Mint Asset Management has appointed a new investment analyst to their team.
On the industry play-list: four chart-topping regulations for 2021
24 January 2021 - Mint Asset Management head of sales and marketing, David Boyle, spins some old regulatory classics and new releases due to set the beat for the financial services industry this year.
Charge of the lite (advice) brigade
4 December 2020 - Average Australians have been the cannon-fodder of advice regulations, pricing most of them out of the market, a new report suggests. Mint Asset Management head of sales and marketing, David Boyle, argues NZ can avoid the Australian carnage by shoring up the defences for ‘light’ advice...
It’s inflation Jim but not as we know it
6 November 2020 - Mint Asset Management’s Head of Investments Anthony Halls takes us down memory lane looking at how inflation has been changing its spots and explains Covid-19 is not the only reason we are in these uncharted interest rate waters.
KiwiSaver supermarkets – real competition for corner dairy schemes
8 October 2020 - With two new platform-based schemes due for launch, David Boyle, Mint Asset Management Head of Sales and Marketing, says KiwiSaver will finally enter the supermarket era – giving members the wider range of choice they deserve.
[GRTV] Boyle on KiwiSaver changes
14 September 2020 - Note to employers – help workers who can’t contribute to KiwiSaver. A third of New Zealanders don’t contribute to KiwiSaver. That’s...
Generating income in a negative rates world
4 September 2020 - The hunt for yield is on again, with a vengeance. But how much risk will investors take to get it, and do they really understand what chasing high yield means for their hard-earned savings? Mint chief executive, Rebecca Thomas, explains why eating some capital return is a better option for income-hungry Kiwi investors.
Mint moves to new digital onboarding platform
31 August 2020 - Mint Asset Management is currently in the process of going live with the digital onboarding and online investment solution, which includes switching clients over to the new and interactive client portal.
Mint strengthens SRI rating with UNPRI
7 August 2020 - Mint is proud to have maintained above market performance during "these unprecedented times", and overall UNPRI rating at A+/A.
What tune will property play post Covid-19 lockdown?
9 July 2020 - Listed property was on song in 2019 before losing its mojo this year as the coronavirus struck. But are the real estate blues simply a crisis-triggered reversion to the mean or is something more fundamental at play? Mint Asset Management senior real estate portfolio manager, Carlie Eve, puts property in its place ...
The risk of finding income in a low-interest-rate world
2 June 2020 - As global interest rates sink to near zero or below, the search for regular income has become increasingly desperate. But, according to Mint Asset Management’s David Boyle, yield-oriented investors must remember that “certainty” can come at a high cost ...
The active passive debate continues ...
1 May 2020 - With active management well ahead on points, says Mint Asset Management.
Fund update and future outlook
11 April 2020 - Mint Asset Management portfolio manager Anthony Halls shares his analysis on the present market effects of Covid-19, an update on its individual funds and a look ahead to a post-virus investment world.
The investment sidecar – why every KiwiSaver member needs one
3 March 2020 - The benefits of an investment sidecar, running alongside KiwiSaver, for a more secure and flexible financial outlook.
Climate change and investment
11 February 2020 - Why carbon emission reporting is important for your client's wallet.
What have eggs, baskets, advice and the 'missing middle' got in common?
13 January 2020 - David Boyle shares why diversified funds should be on your supermarket shopping list.
Has property had its day in the sun?
6 December 2019 - Or does it need some more sunscreen? Property, it’s a New Zealand love affair that has created a lot of wealth over recent years in the residential market for Kiwis but what’s been happening where the big guns play in the listed market. Who better to ask than Mint’s property portfolio manager Carlie Eve.
BNZ Investments mints new independent director
4 December 2019 - BNZ has added another investment expert to the board of BNZ Investment Services Limited.
Responsible investing – why it should matter to you and your clients
8 November 2019 - Interview with portfolio manager David Fyfe – Mint Asset Management
What really makes a diversified income fund run?
1 October 2019 - It's time to take a proper look under the bonnet and find out what makes a diversified income fund run. Who else better to ask than Mint’s diversified income fund mechanic (ok Portfolio Manager) Marek Krzeczkowski to explain the components that impact the running, and ultimately the performance of these types of funds.
Time for changes to KiwiSaver
25 September 2019 - KiwiSaver has done well in its first 12 years, but David Boyle only gives it a score of 6.5 or 7 out of 10. In this interview with Good Returns TV he discusses changes he would like to see.
Strong response expected to KiwiSaver default review: Govt
20 September 2019 - Government officials expected the discussion paper proposing reform of the KiwiSaver default fund arrangement would provoke "full and rigorous debate", a cabinet paper reveals.
Negative bank rates – yeah right!
4 September 2019 - It’s official: the world has gone mad. In Denmark a bank is paying people to take out a home loan with them.
Mint gets responsibility tick
1 August 2019 - Mint Asset Management (Mint)’s focus on responsible investment has earned it the top rating in a global benchmark that recognises strong governance and strategy.
Mint offers new fee option to help advisers
19 June 2019 - Mint Asset Management has started offering a new service to help advisers charge a fee to their clients, but also to provide a way to get advice to people with smaller balances.
[GRTV] Mint's Rebecca Thomas in studio
16 April 2019 - Good Returns TV is back for 2019. In this first episode Mint Asset Management chief executive Rebecca Thomas talks about a new way of remunerating advisers and suggests the FMA should be "bolder" in addressing performance fee issues.
Mint axes performance fees
22 March 2019 - Mint Asset Management is removing its performance fees on retail funds and founder Rebecca Thomas says the Financial Markets Authority should monitor what other managers are charging.
Fund managers: What next for NZX?
30 October 2018 - Fund managers are worried a lack of listings on the NZX may be unsustainable.
Boyle moves back to private sphere
19 June 2018 - David Boyle is leaving his role at the Commission for Financial Capability, to take up a sales and marketing role at Mint Asset Management.
New Zealand values most stretched in world
26 January 2018 - New Zealand equities are the most highly valued in the world on a price-to-earnings basis according to a ranking of MSCI indexes, but local commentators say that’s not necessarily cause for concern.
KiwiSaver 'shouldn't be only scheme with perks'
19 January 2018 - The Government should think about offering other tax-advantaged investment vehicles if it wants to break New Zealanders' focus on residential property, says Rebecca Thomas, chief executive of Mint Asset Management.
Mint gets A+ rating
2 August 2017 - Mint Asset Management has been given an A+ rating from UNPRI for responsible investment governance and strategy. A+ is the highest rating achievable for...
FMA proposal criticised by fund managers
15 June 2017 - Fund managers are worried by Financial Markets Authority-proposed guidance on substantial product holders’ disclosure obligations, which the regulator says are designed to improve transparency and deter inappropriate conduct.
Thomas to step down from FMA
14 March 2016 - The Financial Markets Authority is advertising for new board members.
Mint adds analyst to its team
9 February 2016 - Mint Asset Management has appointed Dave Fyfe to its investment team as an Analyst. Fyfe is a returning New Zealander who has been in the United...
Risks indicators an education tool
18 January 2016 - New risk indicators that will be used to describe managed funds' volatility in disclosure documents should help build investor confidence despite their flaws, industry participants say.
Second independent director Minted
9 July 2015 - Mint Asset Management has appointed a second Independent Director.
Thomas mints mandate with Super Fund
2 July 2015 - Rebecca Thomas's Mint Asset Management has won a mandate with the NZ Super Fund following AMP Capital's decision to outsource its management.
Mint appoints chairman
17 June 2015 - Mint Asset Management has appointed Mark Todd as its chairman.
DIMS shake-up could boost managed funds
2 June 2015 - New Zealand's neglected managed funds could be the beneficiary of a shrinking discretionary investment management (DIMS) market, the chief executive of one Kiwi fund manager says.
AMP move may cause market ripples
13 February 2015 - AMP Capital’s outsourcing of its equity management is being described as bad news for New Zealand investors and markets.