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Mr. Brad Dunstan is a Co-Chief Investment Officer at Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation.
Mr. Dunstan previously worked for Cannacord Genuity in London as Co-Head of European Equity Derivatives.
Prior to that, he spent 11 years working in London for various investment banks including Bear Stearns and JP Morgan.
He holds an Bachelors degree from the University of Canterbury and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management.
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Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation
Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation Financial ConglomeratesFinance The Guardians invests government contributions into two funds: the NZ Super Fund and the Elevate NZ Venture Fund. The NZ Super Fund is a global portfolio of investments that will help pay for the increased cost of universal superannuation payments (New Zealand Superannuation) in the future. The Elevate NZ Venture Fund is a smaller fund that supports investment in New Zealand companies that have moved beyond the start-up, or ‘angel’, investment phase, and need capital for the next stage of their development. The Guardians takes a long-term investment view. | Chief Investment Officer | 01.12.2024 |
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Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation
Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation Financial ConglomeratesFinance The Guardians invests government contributions into two funds: the NZ Super Fund and the Elevate NZ Venture Fund. The NZ Super Fund is a global portfolio of investments that will help pay for the increased cost of universal superannuation payments (New Zealand Superannuation) in the future. The Elevate NZ Venture Fund is a smaller fund that supports investment in New Zealand companies that have moved beyond the start-up, or ‘angel’, investment phase, and need capital for the next stage of their development. The Guardians takes a long-term investment view. | Finance |
















