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Long-term horizon allows NZ Super to look past disruptions that may scare other investors
The New Zealand Superannuation Fund (NZ Super) has been placing greater emphasis on value-added investing. Its strategies allow the sovereign wealth fund to capitalise on a long-term investment horizon and take advantage of opportunities to buy und...
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