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February was a disappointing month overall for New Zealand investors. The NZX50 index was down 1.1% for the month, whilst the S&P500 was up 5.17%, and the ASX200 was broadly flat. This continues a recent trend of the NZX50 underperforming its global peers. I’ve discussed the reasons for this under-
Key Developments There remains a degree of uncertainty over New Zealand’s growth. A weaker-than-expected earning reporting season dragged the New Zealand share market lower over the month of February. The New Zealand share market profit reporting season for the December period got off to a weak start with pre-result season
Hamilton Hindin Greene is proud to introduce our newest investment adviser, Sarah Brennan. In honor of International Women’s Day, HHG Adviser Grant Davies talks to Sarah about her career to date and her aspirations for the future, as well as how she manages to balance her personal and professional life.
Term deposits are paying 6%, should I abandon my investment strategy? A question being asked by some investors today is whether they should change their investment strategy because term deposits are paying 6%. Their logic goes something like this: “When I look back on the last few years in my
You may be one of our clients who originally hail from the UK and still have paper share certificates from various different British companies. In order to sell them in the UK you will need a UK Broker account but we can sell these if required, or if you have
It has been a while since my last newsletter update and a lot has happened since then. It feels like the second half of the year has just flown by, with December upon us, Christmas music is playing and 2024 looming. When I reflect on the last few months, I
The Listed Property Sector has been doing it tough over the last couple of years. The problem has been cyclical and structural headwinds blowing in tandem. A good example of the impact of those headwinds is one of our largest and oldest listed property vehicles, Kiwi Property Group, which is
Genesis Energy has a plan to significantly increase its use of renewable energy by 2035. The company intends to utilise profits from the Kupe gas field to fund a $1.1 billion program dedicated to constructing new renewable energy sources and large-scale battery storage by 2030. In this strategy reset, known
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