MacarthurCook Property Securities Fund

0.063

CHANGE

-0.001 (-1.56%)

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VOLUME

396.2K

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0.064

DAY'S LOW

0.063

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MacarthurCook Property Securities Fund

Macarthurcook Property Securities Fund is an Australia-based fund company, engaged in investments in a portfolio of property related securities diversified by property sector, geographic location and fund manager. The Fund invests in real estate related securities.The investment objective of the Fund is to provide investors with regular quarterly income and the potential for long term capital growth. During the fiscal year ended year June 30, 2012 (fiscal 2012), the Fund held investments in a portfolio of property related securities diversified by property sectors, geographic locations and fund managers. During fiscal 2012, the Company has invested in unlisted and listed property funds covering 20 different property related investments managed by 13 different specialist property investment managers. MacarthurCook Fund Management Limited is the responsible entity of the Fund.

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DEC 06, 2012

The kiwi dollar rose to 82.81 US cents from 82.49 cents immediately before the monetary policy statement (MPS) was released.

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DEC 05, 2012

Traders are anticipating Mr Wheeler will talk about the currency after he told reporters last month at the financial stability review he would discuss the kiwi at tomorrow's MPS.

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NZ shares gain, pushing NZX up 1 per cent

JUN 14, 2012

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