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Dovish sentiment favours accommodative policies, aiming to stimulate economic growth even at the cost of higher inflation. This stance involves lowering interest rates, engaging in quantitative easing, and prioritizing economic activity over inflation control. Hawkish sentiment, on the other hand, leans towards restrictive policies, prioritizing inflation control and price stability
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
The process for raising funds via a new issue of debt or hybrid securities on the New Zealand Debt Market (NZDX) involves an issuer working with an investment bank or NZX market participant (HHG). The investment bank or NZX market participant is responsible for organising the issue of securities, along
Having large exposure to one company makes your overall financial position very susceptible to the fortunes of that company. This is called ‘concentration risk.’ The fortunes of even the best companies can change, and it can often be caused by things outside their control. Ryman is perhaps the most pertinent
The Fixed Interest and bond market is full of jargon. Below we have explained some terms used in the article above. Yield to Maturity – The yield to maturity is a key factor when looking at bonds. The yield to maturity takes into account the Coupon, and the relative premium/discount
Over the last couple of months, you have probably seen or heard this term on multiple occasions, Auckland Airport, Z Energy, Sky TV, Cochlear and Ramsay Healthcare are all examples of companies who have recently announced capital raises – but what exactly does it mean? n A capital raise is
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