Monday, December 15th 2025

Investing for Impact: Growing wealth while creating meaningful change

Impact investing has accelerated rapidly in recent years, supported by growing interest in directing capital toward projects that deliver measurable social and environmental benefits alongside financial returns.

The Technology Everyone Got Right (but it didn’t necessarily make them rich)

Monday, December 08th 2025

The Technology Everyone Got Right (but it didn’t necessarily make them rich)

Most pundits are comparing the today’s AI boom to the Dot-Com/Telecoms bubble of the late 1990’s. It is a tempting analogy, it had hype, over-investment and soaring expectations, but it wasn’t a technology that rewired the entire economy.

Wednesday, December 03rd 2025

Should you care about Aged Care?

It’s never easy to pick turning points for a particular company or the economy. But therein lies the opportunity. After a bruising few years, is now a good time to revisit the investment case for New Zealand’s listed aged-care operators?

Shaping the Future of Financial Advice: An Interview on OMNIMax’s Investment Adviser Tool

Tuesday, November 18th 2025

Shaping the Future of Financial Advice: An Interview on OMNIMax’s Investment Adviser Tool

Financial advisers need to deliver clear, and client-friendly advice. OMNIMax has developed Investment Adviser Tool to make that process more efficient while improving the client experience.

Wednesday, November 12th 2025

Investors eye local recovery

In its latest Investment Outlook Harbour Asset Management discusses reaction to the mega-cap tech stocks recent announcements along with how it is positioning its portfolios at the moment.

The Great Yield Reset: Why Income Is Back in Focus on the NZX

Saturday, November 08th 2025

The Great Yield Reset: Why Income Is Back in Focus on the NZX

After two years dominated by tightening cycles and deposit rates beginning with a “6”, the income conversation is shifting again.

Commercial property: Resilience, recovery, and opportunities ahead

Wednesday, September 24th 2025

Commercial property: Resilience, recovery, and opportunities ahead

With interest rates easing, valuations stabilising, and capital flows returning, investors are asking the question: is this the moment to invest in commercial property?

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Wednesday, August 27th 2025

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Sustainability upgrades deliver tangible gains for commercial property investors

Sustainability upgrades deliver tangible gains for commercial property investors

Thursday, August 21st 2025

Sustainability initiatives are increasingly showing tangible returns for commercial property investors, with PMG Funds’ latest report outlining significant reductions in emissions, energy use and costs across its portfolio.

US tariffs hit NZ exports, pressure builds on RBNZ to cut rates

US tariffs hit NZ exports, pressure builds on RBNZ to cut rates

Monday, August 18th 2025

New Zealand’s 15% tariff rate being imposed by the United States has understandably been met with disappointment by industry groups, but could the end economic outcomes prove better than feared?

Balancing caution with conviction

Balancing caution with conviction

Monday, August 11th 2025

Harbour Asset Management’s latest chart shows how markets are shifting as global growth slows and interest rate cuts loom.

Why the Market Reacts the Wrong Way to Good or Bad News

Why the Market Reacts the Wrong Way to Good or Bad News

Wednesday, July 23rd 2025

On the Random Walk Down Wall Street equity markets won't always behave exactly how you’d expect.

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Wednesday, July 16th 2025

Fin Ed is Good Ed

Fin Ed is Good Ed

Thursday, June 19th 2025

For most Kiwis growing up in New Zealand financial education was a hands-on experience. We’d earn $1 from weekly chores, deposit 50 cents into our Post Office savings account, and spend the rest at the tuck shop—back when 50 cents could buy heaps and even leave you with change.

Harbour Investment Outlook: Markets rebound amid trade uncertainty

Harbour Investment Outlook: Markets rebound amid trade uncertainty

Friday, June 13th 2025

Global equities rebounded strongly in May, posting a return worthy of top decile historically, at 5.1% in unhedged NZD terms, and 5.6% NZD-hedged. Broadly, most sectors were positive, with healthcare an outlier at -3.7% and information technology leading the pack at +10.3%.

Staying in May

Staying in May

Tuesday, June 10th 2025

The old market adage about “selling in May and going away” turned out to be the antithesis of sage advice. Stock markets globally performed strongly last month, with investors encouraged by what appeared to be a de-escalation of trade frictions. The White House rolled out its first deal with the UK, European tariffs were paused, while tensions also cooled a little between the US and China, with both agreeing to bring tariffs down from nosebleed levels.

The best time to invest in commercial property

The best time to invest in commercial property

Thursday, May 29th 2025

As interest rates continue to fall, inflation cools, and global conditions shift, many investors are asking the same question: what next?

Harbour Outlook: Trumps Liberation Day Tariffs Reshape Global Markets

Harbour Outlook: Trumps Liberation Day Tariffs Reshape Global Markets

Thursday, May 22nd 2025

April was dominated by President Trump's unexpected "Liberation Day" tariffs, which initially imposed 10% duties on most trading partners including Australia and New Zealand, with substantially higher tariffs of 125-145% on China.

Trade Walls, Profit Falls: NZX 50’s Tariff Exposure Unpacked

Trade Walls, Profit Falls: NZX 50’s Tariff Exposure Unpacked

Saturday, May 17th 2025

The Trump administration’s tariff strategy is a hot topic in the investment world. At Mint, we’ve had our fair of discussions. To help you make sense of the nonsense, in this article, I provide a framework of tariff exposure for every NZX50 company.

Calming influences

Calming influences

Wednesday, May 14th 2025

April was another volatile month for financial markets, but one that in the end produced a relatively benign outcome for investors. Trade developments were front and centre, with the angst around “Liberation Day” replaced by relief as Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause for trading partners to negotiate trade deals.

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