New Zealand-based Harbour Asset Management has teamed up with Baltimore-based asset manager T. Rowe Price to launch a new wholesale global equity Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE) Fund in New Zealand.

Harbour managing director Andrew Bascand said the partnership will provide smaller-scale NZ investors tax-effective access to global growth managers.

Under the deal, Harbour will also have access to T. Rowe Price global research.

Benchmarked against the MSCI All Country World Index, the PIE fund is a growth oriented portfolio holding around 130 stocks, of which around 15% of the portfolio will be allocated to emerging markets.

Additionally, Harbour has appointed Kendal Law as new head of sales to provide marketing support for the new T Rowe Price fund.

In his new role, Law will provide investment and marketing support for the fund with consultants, trustees and wholesale investors in NZ.

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Kendal joined Harbour from Credit Suisse Securities, where he worked for 12 years as a director in research sales with a focus on Institutional equity clients based in London and Hong Kong.

Prior to this, he worked at ING Barings in London as a director in institutional equity sales, and as an equity analyst based in Hong Kong, covering the real estate sector for BZW Securities.

"Investing in global equities using a passive index approach is one efficient way of getting diversification. But we believe that investors will benefit from exposure to sectors biased to long-term secular growth trends," Bascand added.