These Funds will be available from 1 July 2026

Fund purpose

The Fund’s objective is to provide long‑term capital growth by actively investing in a portfolio of global equity securities, through a multi-manager approach. The list of the underlying investment managers can be found below.  

Fund benchmark

Unhedged fund: MSCI All Country World Index (unhedged) in NZD.
Hedged fund:  MSCI All Country World Index (100% hedged to NZD). 

Investment approach

The Fund provides a diversified exposure to global share markets through a select group of active global equity managers, blending systematic and fundamental approaches across complementary styles. Designed to perform across a range of market environments, it maintains relative style neutrality so that manager skill drives returns. Investors can choose between unhedged and 100% NZD-hedged versions with identical underlying manager exposure - offering a single, efficient solution for accessing active global equity management.

Quick Facts

Type
 
Global Equities
Investment horizon       
        
Long term
Fees
 
0.95% pa - see Product Disclosure Statement for more details
Risk/return
 
Higher


Quick Facts (Hedged)

Type
 
Equity
Investment horizon
 
Long term
Fees
 
0.95% pa - see Product Disclosure Statement for more details
Risk/return
 
Higher

 

Unit price & performance tables

The Harbour Active Multi-Manager Global Equity Fund and Harbour Active Multi-Manager Global Equity Fund (Hedged) will be available from 1 July 2026.  

Investment Team for this Fund

Hamish Pepper
Head of Multi-Asset and Global Investments
Ryan Gillanders
Senior Investment Manager

Underlying investment managers

Details on the underlying investment managers will be available from 1 July 2026.

 

The Harbour Investment Funds Product Disclosure Statement, Statement of Investment Policy and Objectives, Other Material Information and latest collection of quarterly Fund Updates can be found in the footer of this website. These documents have been prepared in accordance with the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act). If you aren't sure about anything, we recommend you seek advice from a qualified financial advisor.