NEW ZEALAND - The NZ$5.75bn (e3.2bn) New Zealand Superannuation Fund is to increase its allocation to alternative assets and property to 20% by June 2007, and beyond that the allocation will rise to 35%.
The change, announced as part of a new strategic asset allocation, will be achieved by reducing the fund’s allocation to global listed equities. Currently the allocation to alternatives and proper...
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