Amova Global Shares Fund vs Harbour Epoch Global Quality Select Equity Fund

The most material difference in this comparison is data availability: the Harbour Epoch Global Quality Select Equity Fund's latest Quarterly Fund Update is absent from our snapshot, meaning its annual fund charge, risk indicator, five-year return, fund size, and asset allocation are all undisclosed here. Amova Global Shares Fund, by contrast, supplies a reasonably complete picture. Amova discloses an annual fund charge of 1.20%, a risk indicator of 5 out of 7, a five-year return of 6.69% per annum, a fund size of approximately NZD 161.9 million, and a growth asset allocation of 98.31%. Its top five holdings — Nvidia Corp (7.71%), Microsoft Corp (5.42%), Amazon.com Inc (5.40%), Broadcom Corp (3.58%), and Netflix Inc (3.43%) — reveal a concentrated tilt toward large-cap US technology and growth names. Both funds sit in the International Equities category, so their broad investment universe is comparable on paper, but no equivalent portfolio transparency exists for the Harbour fund in this snapshot to confirm whether a similar or meaningfully different concentration applies. Harbour's management philosophy, through its sub-adviser Epoch Investment Partners, is publicly associated with quality and dividend-growth oriented global equities, which may differ from Amova's apparent growth weighting, though this cannot be confirmed from QFU data alone. Investors should verify all figures — including any updates to Harbour's disclosures — against each fund's current Product Disclosure Statement and latest Quarterly Fund Update on FMA Disclose before relying on any of this information.