ManagedFunds.nz

Annual fund charge

1.28%

vs peer avg 1.06%

Risk indicator

4/7

1 = lower risk · 7 = higher risk

5-year return p.a.

2.47%

peer avg 4.14%

Fund size

NZ$20.7m

52% growth · 48% income

The fund aims to provide a gross fixed monthly income in excess of bank deposit rates, along with a positive return on capital over the long term. To achieve this, the fund invests in a diversified mix of growth and defensive assets, with a focus on reliable income generation. Environmental, Social and Governance characteristics are integrated into the underlying investment managers’ investment processes. The fund aims to maximise the amount of the monthly distribution payments to investors by outperforming, over the medium term, the weighted average return of t
— Mercer

Key facts

Fund start date

30 June 2014

Tax structure

PIE

Capped at your PIR (max 28%)

Top 10 holdings

As at the latest published quarterly fund update.

Full portfolio (xlsx) →
Holding % of fund
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited 5.03%
Auckland International Airport Limited 3.20%
Ishares MBS ETF 2.80%
Infratil Limited 2.66%
New Zealand Government Bond 3.00% 20/04/2029 2.12%
Contact Energy Limited 2.01%
The A2 Milk Company Limited 1.92%
Meridian Energy Limited 1.64%
New Zealand Government Bond 4.50% 15/05/2030 1.59%
Mainfreight Limited 1.09%

Documents

Every dated PDS, quarterly fund update and full-portfolio holdings file. Linked from the FMA Disclose register via Sorted Smart Investor.

About this category

Multi-asset funds that hold a mix of shares, bonds, cash and sometimes property in a single portfolio. The mix determines the risk profile — aggressive funds hold more shares, conservative funds hold more bonds and cash.

About Mercer

Global wealth and consulting firm with a passive-leaning multi-asset fund range in NZ.

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