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The last quarterly meeting was held on the 1st of December. We discussed the most recent reporting season, which saw aged care come under the spotlight. Aged care has been a difficult area for investors lately as property prices have dropped and sales volumes have slowed down. The sector is
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Easing inflation The health of the New Zealand economy has been a major talking point during and post the election. The impact of inflation has been felt by the majority of households as well as investors in domestic shares and bonds. The recent NZEIR Quarterly Predictions will therefore provide some
On the 24th of November, Skellerup CEO David Mair joined us to update the firm and some clients on the business. David has been on the board since 2006, and CEO since 2011. His time at Skellerup can certainly be considered a successful one with David winning the Deloitte Top
What happened to markets in October? Richard Parkin discusses the major market returns during October and across 2023 so far. There are several headwinds as we know and the escalation of tensions in the Middle East have created further uncertainties. Inflation however is showing signs of slipping and that brings
Unfortunately, we have not seen a new government bounce for the New Zealand share market as interest rates continue to dominate the narrative when it comes to share market performance. For those uninitiated, the meteoric rise in interest rates over the last couple of years impacts the performance of the
A brief update on markets so far this year. Inflation and interest rates continue to hold things back but that does present some interesting opportunities in the fixed interest market with some impressive yields available from local NZ issuers.
Global demand clouds New Zealand’s growth outlook There remains a degree of uncertainty over New Zealand’s growth outlook. The recent decline in dairy prices from softer global demand has added to the dampening effects of higher interest rates on demand. These challenges are particularly evident in the retail sector, retailers
Hamilton Hindin Greene’s Investment Committee consists of eight committee members, combining a broad level of expertise which ensures our clients receive a robust investment service. The broad investment philosophy of the Committee is one of long-term growth. The Committee focuses on quality, blue-chip direct equities, fixed interest securities and managed
As noted here, the Hamilton Hindin Greene meets quarterly (or as markets dictate). We believe The Committee to be a very important part of our process, helping advisers design bespoke portfolios for our clients. We also believe that it would be beneficial for our clients to get a glimpse behind
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