WHO ARE WE
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 Equities Fund
- - Australasian Equities Income Fund
- - NZ Core Fixed Interest Fund
- - NZ Corporate Bond Fund
NEW FUNDS
Australasian Equity Income Fund ›
The Fund is an actively managed strategy that invests predominately in New Zealand and Australian listed securities that are expected to generate attractive dividend yields, as well as having flexibility to invest in cash and fixed interest securities.
The Fund is an actively managed strategy, drawing on in-depth research and a long track record of investment experience. It holds highly liquid NZ government securities and investment-grade corporate bonds, with access to hedging instruments to take opportunities and manage risks.
WHY INVEST WITH US
We are a client focused, research driven investment manager. Our combination of quantitative macro-economic and fundamental analysis across both equity and fixed interest markets is dedicated to producing superior investment results.
At Harbour we use our research insights to develop our best ideas for client portfolios.
Investment Philosophy and Process ›
RESEARCH REPORTS
- Broadly speaking data and company announcements in the US remain supportive of both earnings improvements and equity valuations. And this backdrop is over-shadowing a likely further round of earnings downgrades through the confession season in Australia in coming weeks and months.
- The New Zealand economic outlook has improved further. Households are planning to build more houses, farmers are seeing balance sheets improve significantly, and exporters are seeing an improving US and Asian economic environment.
- The New Zealand equity market rose by 1.3% in April, with a parallel lift in the Australian market. However, both markets lagged the US market, which lifted as about 75% of US companies reported better earnings.