ANZ High Growth

Nvidia and Apple sit alongside Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and Auckland Airport in a fund that returned 12.6% over the past year, placing it 12th in the aggressive category. ANZ High Growth holds $778 million and commits 95% to growth assets, tilting hard toward international shares at 66% of the portfolio, with Australasian shares taking another 20%.

The top holdings reveal a blend of US technology giants and New Zealand infrastructure. Nvidia leads at 2.4%, followed by Fisher & Paykel at 2.2% and Apple at 2.1%. Infratil, Auckland Airport and Contact Energy round out the domestic exposure, while Microsoft and Amazon add further weight to the technology tilt. A US Treasury note and a bank deposit in US dollars sit among the top ten, providing small defensive anchors in an otherwise equity-heavy structure.

The fund charges a total fee of 0.98%, made up of a 0.92% management fee and a 0.03% other fee, with no performance fee. At risk level 6, this is a high-growth fund built for long time horizons, betting heavily on international equity markets and keeping bonds out of the allocation entirely.

General information only, not financial advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.