Super Fund confirms extra local investment

Published: 12:31PM Friday October 02, 2009 Source: ONE News

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  The New Zealand Super Fund lost more than 22% of its value in the year to June but it has since recovered that much and more. Nadine Chalmers-Ross asks the fund's CEO Adrian Orr where the financial crisis puts it in relation to its long-term expectations.
  

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