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amanah kiwisaver plan investment statement + application form 3 september 2014 Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is provided by AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited, part of the Amanah New Zealand group of companies
amanah kiwisaver plan is an ethical and strictly contents Shari'ah compliant way What sort of investment is 3 of saving for your this? retirement Who is involved in 5 Amanah KiwiSaver Plan has an ethical providing it for me? mandate which means: How much do I pay? 7 • NO MONEY LENDING What are the charges? 8 • NO ALCOHOL • NO GAMBLING What returns will I get? 10 • NO TOBACCO What are my risks? 13 • NO WEAPONS OF WAR • NO PORNOGRAPHY Can the investment be 15 altered? • NO PORK How do I cash in my 15 investment? Amanah KiwiSaver Plan’s ethical Who do I contact with 15 standards meet the requirements of enquiries about my a strictly Shari’ah compliant fund. It is audited to the AAOIFI* standards. investment? Our investment philosophy means Is there anyone to 16 Amanah KiwiSaver Plan advances whom I can complain if a strong ethical statement, making I have problems with the it appropriate not only for persons investment? of the Islamic faith, but for those who value these ethical investment What other information 16 ideals. can I obtain about this investment? Amanah KiwiSaver Plan has one investment fund - Amanah Growth Fund, an glossary 17 ethical aggressive investment fund seeking to make capital gains from its investments. guide to joining amanah Your contributions to Amanah KiwiSaver kiwisaver plan Plan are represented by units in Amanah Growth Fund. application form *AAOIFI is the Accounting and Audit standards of Islamic Financial Institutions. The AAOIFI standards are adopted in the Kingdom of Bahrain, Dubai Financial Centre, Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, Sudan, and Syria. The relevant authorities in Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and South Africa have issued guidelines that are based on AAOIFI’s standards and pronouncements.
Important information (THE INFORMATION IN THIS SECTION IS REQUIRED UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT 1978) Investment decisions are very important. They often Markets Authority to varying levels, depending on the have long-term consequences. Read all documents type of adviser and the nature of the services they carefully. Ask questions. Seek advice before provide. Some financial advisers are only allowed to committing yourself. provide advice on a limited range of products. CHOOSING AN INVESTMENT When seeking or receiving financial advice, you When deciding whether to invest, consider carefully should check— the answers to the following questions that can be • the type of adviser you are dealing with; found on the pages noted below: • the services the adviser can provide you with; • the products the adviser can advise you on. What sort of investment is this? 3 A financial adviser who provides you with personalised Who is involved in providing it for me? 5 financial adviser services may be required to give How much do I pay? 7 you a disclosure statement covering these and other matters. You should ask your adviser about how he or What are the charges? 8 she is paid and any conflicts of interest he or she may What returns will I get? 10 have. What are my risks? 13 Financial advisers must have a complaints process in Can the investment be altered? 15 place and they, or the financial services provider they How do I cash in my investment? 15 work for, must belong to a dispute resolution scheme Who do I contact with enquiries about 15 if they provide services to retail clients. So if there is a dispute over an investment, you can ask someone my investment? independent to resolve it. Most financial advisers, or Is there anyone to whom I can complain 16 the financial services provider they work for, must also if I have problems with the investment? be registered on the financial service providers register. What other information can I obtain 16 You can search for information about registered about this investment? financial service providers at http://www. fspr.govt.nz. You can also complain to the Financial Markets In addition to the information in this document, Authority if you have concerns about the behaviour of important information can be found in the current a financial adviser. registered prospectus for the investment. You are entitled to a copy of that prospectus on request. ALL members assets held by THE FINANCIAL MARKETS AUTHORITY REGULATES CONDUCT IN FINANCIAL MARKETS the trustee The Financial Markets Authority regulates conduct Trustees Executors Limited, holds all of in New Zealand’s financial markets. The Financial Amanah KiwiSaver Plan’s assets at all times. Markets Authority’s main objective is to promote and facilitate the development of fair, efficient, and All fees and expenses are paid on authority transparent financial markets. For more information of the Trustee. about investing, go to http://www.fma.govt.nz. The Trustee has been granted a full licence FINANCIAL ADVISERS CAN HELP YOU MAKE under the Securities Trustees and Statutory INVESTMENT DECISIONS Supervisors Act 2011 to act as a KiwiSaver trustee. Using a financial adviser cannot prevent you from losing money, but it should be able to help you make better investment decisions. Financial advisers are regulated by the Financial amanah kiwisaver plan Page 2
what sort of investment is this? Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is a registered KiwiSaver scheme under the KiwiSaver Act. summary of amanah WHO CAN JOIN? You can join Amanah KiwiSaver Plan if you: kiwisaver plan i) Live, or normally live in New Zealand. • What is Amanah KiwiSaver Plan?: ii) Are a New Zealand citizen or entitled to live in New A registered KiwiSaver scheme which strictly Zealand permanently, applies an ethical and Shari’ah compliant iii) Are under the qualifying age for New Zealand investment mandate. You receive Units in Superannuation (currently 65). Amanah Growth Fund, Amanah KiwiSaver Plan’s investment fund. Amanah Growth Fund If you are a member of an existing KiwiSaver scheme is aggressive, seeking to grow your savings by you can transfer from that scheme to Amanah investing into Amanah New Zealand – a strictly KiwiSaver Plan. Shari’ah Law compliant New Zealand Unit Trust. AMANAH GROWTH FUND • Contributing to Amanah KiwiSaver Plan: Your interest in the Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is You can choose to save 3%, 4% or 8% of your represented by units in Amanah Growth Fund. income. If you are employed and aged 18 years or Amanah Growth Fund is an aggressive fund seeking over, your employer will match your contributions capital growth to provide long term growth for its up to 3% of your income. If you are not employed, members. Amanah Growth Fund is an ethical fund; its you may make voluntary contributions (for more investments are strictly Shari’ah compliant. information on contributions, see page 7) The Manager, AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited, has • Benefits: You will receive a $1,000 kick-start appointed Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited to payment from the Government if you are joining administer the Amanah Growth Fund. Amanah Trust KiwiSaver for the first time. If you are aged 18 or Management (NZ) Limited’s investment committee over you may also be eligible for the member decides where to invest your money. tax credit - this is an annual contribution from the Government of up to $521.43 a year - 50 cents for Amanah Growth Fund is developing a portfolio of every dollar you contribute up to a maximum of three asset classes: $1,042.86 (for more information, see page 7) i) A long term investment into conservatively • Withdrawing your savings: Your savings are selected listed equities diversified across both the generally locked in until you reach age 65 - there S&P 10 industrial sectors and the world’s geographic are limited circumstances for early withdrawals economies including the regional economies of (see page 10). China, South East Asia and the developing and emerging economies; • Taxation: If Amanah Growth Fund receives ii) Debt free real estate portfolio; taxable income then tax is paid at your prescribed iii) Cash (both in US dollars and New Zealand dollars), investor rate (see page 12 for more information or, as an alternative to cash, when appropriate, on taxation). gold. • Risk: the redemption value may rise or fall. All of Amanah Growth Fund’s investments must have a solid asset base. No amount of return on the investments is promised, and no person or entity guarantees Amanah Growth Fund will not purchase real estate until or promises the repayment of investments in it has greater than NZ$50 million under management. Amanah KiwiSaver Plan or Amanah Growth Fund. Cash and gold are used as a technique to preserve wealth in times of stock market uncertainty. Initially Amanah Growth Fund may not borrow against Amanah Growth Fund will invest in Amanah New your savings and will only invest your money in Zealand. funds that have sufficient liquidity to repay your entitlement when required (for more information Amanah New Zealand is a New Zealand registered on the risks of this investment see page 13). unit trust which provides long term investment in up to 50 US listed equities diversified across multiple S&P industrial sectors and geographic economies that are ethical and strictly Shari’ah compliant. These investments are all US dollar purchases and include corporations domiciled throughout the world that are Page 3
substantial enough to list on the internationally owned NYSE, AMEX and publicly listed NASDAQ shari'ah mandate Amanah New Zealand promotes the application of solid conservative investment principles – the key All investments shall strictly comply with Shari’ah focus being low gearing and organic growth. This Law as defined by AAOIFI (Accounting and is consistent with good ethics and Islamic finance Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial principles. Institutions). The key focus of Amanah New Zealand is on the The applicable Islamic investment principles are: financial wellbeing of the corporation in which it • Riba (prohibition of interest or usury) invests: • Haraam (impermissible investments) • Maisir/Maysir (speculation and/or i) A high level of borrowing or debt within a gambling) corporation is a sign of potential risk. This is • Gharar (excessive uncertainty) called ‘high gearing’ and is unacceptable; all our investments must be ‘low geared’. These principles are derived from interpretations of two sources: the Qur’an and the Sunna (the ii) A corporation must work for money rather than path of the Prophet). Shari’ah Law governs all let the money idly work for the corporation, driving aspects of Muslim life, and therefore imposes the corporation to provide goods and services. This certain restrictions on finance and investments is called ‘organic growth’. within the Islamic tradition. iii) Shari’ah law and good conservative investment Riba/usury is the central tenet of the Islamic principles require at least 33% of a company to be finance system. The use of money for the purpose ‘real and tangible’. of making money is expressly forbidden. Wealth must be generated from legitimate trade and Amanah New Zealand invests in a selection of asset-based investment. Riba prohibits the corporations that have a strong balance sheet, low charging or paying of interest. debt, and a proven record satisfying global demand for their products or services. They do not invest in pork, The Islamic principles of maisir and gharar alcohol, gambling, machines of war, pornography, or require investments to have social and ethical money lending. benefit to wider society. These principles prohibit investments which involve excessive uncertainty Amanah New Zealand is New Zealand’s only strictly or risk such as speculative investment, gambling Shari’ah compliant investment. Its investments comply and day trading. with the AAOIFI standard. It has an exclusive license from IdealRatings Inc., a reputable Shari’ah rating The principle of haraam excludes areas of agency. Amanah New Zealand’s investments at all investment based on moral grounds. This times hold AAOIFI compliance certificates issued to it includes types of food, weapons of war, adult by IdealRatings. These certificates are checked daily entertainment, alcohol and gambling. and if an investment is suspected of non-compliance it is sold immediately (as soon as the stock exchange Purification is the method used to cleanse quoting the investment is open). any investment income that may have been generated through non-permissible activities (for Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited’s investment example, pork or alcohol). The units of Amanah team has a 10+ year successful track record investing New Zealand in which Amanah Growth Fund in US listed corporations. The addition of an ethical/ invests are purified and do not require further Shari’ah overlay is not expected to significantly affect purification to be Shari’ah compliant. Amanah Amanah Growth Fund’s performance. KiwiSaver Plan may earn non-compliant income from Inland Revenue, due to interest earned Amanah Growth Fund may not: leverage investors’ on contributions. The payment of purification money (i.e. borrow against your investment) or invest is the member’s responsibility and can only be in derivatives or complex structured and other high lawfully made on the maturity of the member’s risk financial products. Amanah Growth Fund cannot investment. When the investment matures (or invest in hedging instruments to manage currency risk on a member switching KiwiSaver schemes), as all hedging products are derivatives. Derivatives the Manager will provide a calculation of the are not permitted under the ethical principles of the purification payment for donation to charity. fund and are prohibited by Shari’ah Law. For more Purification amounts are not intermingled with information on currency risk, see page 13. other investments. amanah kiwisaver plan Page 4
who is involved in providing it for me? The KiwiSaver scheme being offered is called Amanah AUDITOR KiwiSaver Plan. Amanah KiwiSaver Plan was registered William Buck Christmas Gouwland on 15th January 2014 under the KiwiSaver Act. It Level 4, Zurich House, 21 Queen Street commenced accepting public investment in July Auckland 1010 2014. Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is governed by a Trust Deed dated 24th October 2013. Amanah Growth PROMOTERS Fund is established by an Establishment Deed dated Aside from the Manager and the Directors of the 19th December 2013. Manager, there are no promoters of the Plan. The nature and principal activities have been The names or addresses of the entities listed in this section described in the section titled “What kind of investment may change. The current addresses of the entities listed is this?” above can be obtained from the Companies Office website at www.business.govt.nz/companies. MANAGER The current names and addresses of the Directors of the AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited Manager can be obtained from the Companies Office 5 Hauraki Road website at www.business.govt.nz/companies by searching Takapuna “AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited.” Auckland 0622 AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited is a 100% owned Postal address: subsidiary of Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited. PO Box 4070 The directors of Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Shortland Street Limited are also the directors of AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Auckland 1140 Limited. AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited has no staff as there is a management contract between AmanahNZ ADMINISTRATION MANAGER KiwiSaver Limited and Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited Limited under which Amanah Trust Management (NZ) 5 Hauraki Road Limited provides all administrative and management Takapuna services to AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited, except Auckland 0622 Registry services. Postal address: Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited and PO Box 4070 AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited have the same directors, Shortland Street Their biographies are at page 6. Auckland 1140 The Directors of the Manager are correct at the date TRUSTEE of this Investment Statement, but may change. The Trustees Executors Limited current list of Directors may be obtained from the Level 12 Companies Office website at www.business.govt.nz/ 45 Queen Street companies by searching AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited Auckland 1010 or the company number: 4674859 Postal address: AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited does not manage any PO Box 4197 other KiwiSaver schemes at the date of this Investment Shortland Street Statement. Auckland 1140 None of the persons or entities above have been REGISTRY SERVICES adjudged bankrupt or insolvent, convicted of any The Kiwi Registry Company Limited crime involving dishonesty, or prohibited from acting PO Box 31 285 as a director of a company in the five years preceding Milford the date of this investment statement. Auckland 0741 ADMINISTRATION AND INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CUSTODIAN All other administrative functions (other than Registry) Trustees Executors Limited. are outsourced to Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Level 12, 45 Queen Street Limited, the Manager of Amanah New Zealand. Auckland 1010 Amanah Growth Fund will invest wholly in Amanah New Zealand, a Shari’ah compliant unit trust. Page 5
RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT Responsible investment, including environmental, social, and governance considerations, is taken into directors of amanahnz account in the investment policies and procedures of the scheme as at the date of this investment statement. kiwisaver limited You can obtain an explanation of the extent to which responsible investment is taken into account in those policies and procedures on our website on the Internet Gregory Fortuin - Porirua, New Zealand at www.amanahnz.com which is publicly accessible Gregory is the Chairman of AmanahNZ KiwiSaver at all reasonable times; and free of charge from us, Limited and has considerable business experience both on request. in New Zealand and Internationally. Gregory served as director on the boards of NZ Post, Kiwibank, Transpower and the Accident Compensation Corporation where NO GUARANTEE he chaired the Investment Committee. Gregory is the No amount of return on the investments is promised, former Race Relations Commissioner of New Zealand and none of the Crown, the Manager, the Trustee, or (2001-2002) and was the first resident representative of any other person or company, guarantees or promises the new South Africa in New Zealand, when appointed the repayment of or returns on, investments in Amanah Honorary Consul by Nelson Mandela in 1998. He KiwiSaver Plan. came to New Zealand in 1991 as Managing Director, National Mutual Corporate Superannuation Services and is also heavily involved in community issues across New Zealand. Claude Oberto - Auckland, New Zealand Claude is a Director of AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited and brings a wealth of knowledge as a management consultant in the finance industry. He previously held the positions of Vice President (Treasury) for Citibank – New Zealand, Head of Financial Markets (Treasurer) for HSBC – New Zealand and Head of Business Services for Trustee Executors Limited. He previously worked for the New Zealand Securities Commission, the forerunner to the current Financial Markets Authority (FMA), where he was involved in the implementation of the Financial Advisers Act. He is a past chairman of COGS (Community Organisation Grant Scheme) and holds an MBA degree. Dr Faruk Balli - Palmerston North, New Zealand Faruk is a Director of AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited and a member of the Amanah New Zealand Islamic Advisory Board. He is an adjunct Professor at the Suleyman Sah University, Turkey and has been a Senior Lecturer at Massey University School of Economics and Finance since 2008. Previously he worked as a Senior islamic advisory board Economist at the Central Bank of Qatar and at Dubai University as an Assistant Professor. His research areas include macroeconomic aspects of international finance, international asset allocation, income and Amanah KiwiSaver Plan receives Shari’ah advice consumption smoothing and modelling volatility in on its investments from the Amanah New Zealand asset prices. He has more than 20 publications in top Islamic Advisory Board. The Islamic Advisory Economics and Finance journals and has served on Board oversees and ensures Amanah KiwiSaver the editorial boards of various field journals. Plan’s ethical and strictly Shari’ah compliant. Brian Henry - Auckland, New Zealand The biographies of the current Islamic Advisory Brian is the Managing Director of AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Board members can be found online on Limited and Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited the Amanah KiwiSaver Plan website (www. and is responsible for all underlying asset management, legal compliance and the corporate structuring of amanahnz.com). funds. He has been in the fund management business for 10 years and is also the Managing Director of the US50 Fund Ltd. Brian has worked as a Barrister since 1975 and has extensive commercial litigation experience. amanah kiwisaver plan Page 6
how much do i pay? These rules are set by the KiwiSaver Act and regulations. MEMBERS UNDER 18 They apply to all KiwiSaver schemes. You get all the benefits, except the employer’s contribution of 3% of your gross “salary or wages” EMPLOYEES and the government member tax credit. You may be You may choose to contribute 3%, 4%, or 8% of your eligible to get these benefits once you turn 18. gross “salary or wages”. The default rate is 3%. TRANSFERRING AUSTRALIAN SUPERANNUATION Your employer (if you are over 18) must also make a SAVINGS TO AMANAH KIWISAVER PLAN contribution of 3% of your gross “salary or wages”. You may transfer eligible Australian superannuation savings to Amanah KiwiSaver Plan, however, the You may take a contributions holiday by applying Australian rules apply to those savings. The amount of to the IRD after 12 months. The contribution holiday your Australian superannuation can be withdrawn at can be for 3 months to 5 years. You can take as many age 60 (this age is fixed by the Australian Government). contribution holidays as you choose. To restart your You may not use the Australian portion of the savings contributions, you will need to notify your employer. to buy a first home and the annual New Zealand government contribution is not paid on the amount of If you take a contributions holiday your employer is your Australian Superannuation scheme. not required to contribute 3% of your gross “salary or wages”. GOVERNMENT BENEFITS $1,000 kick-start: If Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is the first You may make voluntary contributions whilst on a KiwiSaver scheme you join, you will be eligible for a contribution holiday. $1,000 one-off contribution from the Government. This payment will be made to your account approximately If you are a member of a state sector retirement three months after you join a KiwiSaver scheme. scheme you may join KiwiSaver but if you continue the existing superannuation scheme you are not entitled Member tax credit: If you are aged 18 or over, under to any employer contribution over what you already your qualifying date and are contributing to Amanah receive under that existing scheme. KiwiSaver Plan, you will be eligible for an annual Government contribution. The Government will match You may change your contribution rate once every your contributions at the rate of 50 cents per dollar, up three months unless your employer agrees to a shorter to a maximum member tax credit of $521.43 a year period. You do this by advising your employer in (you must contribute $1,042.86 a year to receive the writing. There is a form KS2 or a letter to your employer full tax credit). indicating your new rate (3%, 4% or 8%). NON EMPLOYEE - SELF EMPLOYED - NOT WORKING making voluntary contributions - BENEFICIARIES - CONTRACTORS You can make voluntary contributions to Amanah KiwiSaver Plan in the following ways: You may join KiwiSaver and voluntarily contribute to your investment. The size and period (regular or one Regularly – By contacting the Manager and -off) of a voluntary contribution is set by you. requesting a Direct Debit form (alternatively this can be found online at www.amanahnz.com). Regular contributions can be set up with our trustee by direct debit, automatic payment or any other system By cheque – Sending a cheque to the Manager your bank offers to facilitate regular payments. Our at PO trustee’s account is: Box 4070, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140 Account name: Using Internet Banking – Using your KiwiSaver TEA Custodians (AmanahNZ) Limited account number or name & IRD number as the reference: NZD account: • Account name: TEA Custodians (AmanahNZ) 12-3198-0066681-02 Limited • Account Number: 12-3198-0066681-02 Or, via Inland Revenue: Using your internet banking – choose pay tax option Through Inland Revenue – Using the Pay Tax You must include, your IRD number, the tax type “KSS” option on your internet banking, and including and period “0”. your IRD Number; Tax Type “KSS”; and Period “0” (zero) Page 7
what are the charges? Amanah Growth Fund’s primary investment is in March of any year, the performance fee is 15% of Amanah New Zealand, a unit trust managed by the performance of Amanah New Zealand Unit Trust Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited. above the benchmark with a maximum cap of 3% of the FUM (the funds invested in Amanah New Zealand Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited rebates all Unit Trust by the KiwiSaver Plan). The fee is calculated fees and expenses charged to the Amanah New as follows: Zealand investment units held by Amanah KiwiSaver Plan. After the rebate of the fees and expenses i) The fee is calculated at the 31st March each year. chargeable by Amanah Trust Management (NZ) ii) The high watermark: the fee is not payable if the unit Limited, fees are calculated and deducted (on price at 31 March does not exceed the unit price on behalf of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan) in accordance with the 31 March in all preceding years – the initial high charges and expenses set out below. watermark shall be the unit price on 31 March 2015 iii) The benchmark is 8% annual growth. The management fees set out below are the only iv) “FUM “is the FUM of the KiwiSaver Plan invested in management fees charged to the members of Amanah New Zealand Amanah KiwiSaver Plan. v) The formula is: In this section FUM means the funds under management a= the unit price at 31/3 (the year of the of the investments held in Amanah New Zealand by calculation) Amanah KiwiSaver Plan and all calculations (except b= the unit price at 31/3 the previous year where otherwise expressly stated) are in US dollars. c= the highest price of a unit at 31/3 in all preceding years Fee type Amount d= the annual growth of the unit price for the Entry Fee Nil year ending 31/3 Exit Fee Nil e= 8; the benchmark Management Fee 1.39% of FUM p.a. includes 0.25% for f= how much the annual growth exceeds the maintaining Shari’ah compliance benchmark Performance Fee 15% of any return above the g= the FUM at 31/3 benchmark (see below for h= the FUM at 31/3 of the preceding year calculation) i= average FUM for year Administration & NZ$2.70 per investor per month and Registry Fee 0.08% p.a. of FUM j= performance fee ((f/100)*i)/100*15 k= maximum cap 3% FUM Trustee Fee 0.06% p.a. of FUM Audit Fee 0.05% p.a. of FUM If a>c is yes; then the performance fee is: Other scheme Maximum of 0.20% of FUM Step 1: a>c; “FUM “is the FUM of the KiwiSaver Plan costs invested in Amanah New Zealand check exceeded high watermark. ENTRY AND EXIT FEES If Yes, then: We do not charge you entry or exit fees. Step 2: calculate the annual growth D= ((a-b)/b)*100 MANAGEMENT FEE The fees charged are 1.39% of the FUM per annum Step 3: calculate the annual growth above the (includes 0.25% for maintaining Sharia’h compliance) benchmark F= D-E which is calculated quarterly (31 January, 30 April, 31 Step 4: calculate average FUM for the year July and 31 October each year). I= (G+H)/2 This management fee was fixed taking into account Step 5: calculate the performance above factors such as the nature of the Fund (ethical and benchmark J= ((F/100)*I) aggressive) and costs for Shari’ah compliance Step 6: calculate the maximum fee K= G/100*3 (including Shari’ah compliance research and daily compliance supervision and the cost of international Step 7: calculate fee L=J/100*15 compliance systems). Step 8: fee lesser of k and l. PERFORMANCE FEE vi) The Manager can charge a performance fee up to but no greater than the sum calculated in step 8. Where the unit price of Amanah New Zealand Unit Trust has exceeded its high water mark at 31st amanah kiwisaver plan Page 8
vii) The Manager is not charging a performance REGISTRY FEE fee for the year 1 April 2014 to 31 March 2015. The first The daily administration of member accounts and performance fee will be calculated as at the 31 March certain administrative services are delegated to 2016 provided the high watermark has been exceeded. The Kiwi Registry Company Limited. Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited deducts NZ$2.70 per The calculation of the performance is shown in the member per month plus (US$) 0.08% of the FUM per following worked example: annum to cover these services. This may be recovered A= unit price 31/3 $3.45 by the redemption of units in Amanah New Zealand; B= unit price 31/3 previous year $3.00 from your regular contributions; or, by the redemption of your units in Amanah KiwiSaver Plan. C= highest price at any 31/3 $3.00 D= annual growth for the year 15% TRUSTEE FEE E= 8; the benchmark 8% The Trustee charges the Fund a total of 0.06% per annum of the FUM for trustee services. AmanahNZ F= how much annual growth exceeds 7% the benchmark KiwiSaver Limited and Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited subsidise the full cost of the Trustee to the G= FUM at 31/3 $6,000,000.00 extent the Trustee’s charges exceed 0.06% per annum H= FUM at 31/3 previous year $5,000,000.00 of the FUM. I= average FUM for year $5,500,000.00 J= performance fee AUDITOR FEE K= maximum cap 3% FUM $165,000.00 The audit fee is based off their standard professional fees. This may be deducted from the value of the units of Amanah New Zealand; from your regular Step 1: a>c yes 0.45 contributions; or, by the redemption of your units in If yes; then: Amanah KiwiSaver Plan. The Manager will subsidise Step 2: d= +((a-b)/b)*100 15 the audit fee to the extent the audit charges exceed Step 3: f= d-e 7 0.05% per annum of FUM. Step 4: i=(g+h)/2 $5,500,000.00 OTHER PLAN COSTS Step 5: j=( (f/100)*i) $385,000.00 Amanah Trust Management (NZ) Limited on behalf Step 6: k=g/100*3 $165,000.00 of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan may charge a maximum Step 7: l= j/100*15 $57,750.00 of 0.20% per annum of FUM to cover other costs to the Plan. These include production of investment Step 8: f = l = $57,750.00 statements. This may be deducted from the value of the units of Amanah New Zealand; from your regular Element Amount (example) Description contributions; or, by the redemption of your units in FUM Absolute return Absolute return Amanah KiwiSaver Plan. Greater than 8% The return that must be average annual achieved before a fee CHANGES TO FEES growth (calculated applies over up to 5 years) The fees charged by Amanah KiwiSaver Plan must always comply with the ‘reasonable fees’ restrictions Fee on 15% The amount of any return excess above the benchmark that outlined in the KiwiSaver Act 2006. If the fees and return is paid to Amanah Trust expenses to be charged are increased the Manager Management (NZ) Limited must obtain the approval of the trustee and will High Yes Where the fee goes up and notify the Financial Markets Authority before the water then down over multiple implementation of the same. All changes to fees and mark periods this ensures no fee is expenses are subject to Financial Markets Authority payable if the Manager has previously been awarded for oversight. If a member of a KiwiSaver scheme, or the that performance FMA, feels a fee connected to a KiwiSaver scheme is Fee Annual How often the fee is paid unreasonable then the party may, within a year, seek Fee Amanah Trust Who ultimately receive this a High Court annulment or reduction order for the fee. payable Management (NZ) reward to Limited The performance fee calculated in the above example does not exceed the maximum so applying this example the sum of $57,750 is the performance fee chargeable. The Manager reminds investors the performance fee calculation is a maximum the Manager can charge. The Manager can reduce or completely waive the performance fee as it is doing for the year ended 31/03/2015. Page 9
what returns will i get? The amount you benefit from Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is reflective of the contributions made by you or other parties for your benefit, withdrawal reasons, early withdrawals Government subsidies and returns from relevant what savings can i withdraw? investment funds (currently being Amanah Growth Fund). SIGNIFICANT FINANCIAL HARDSHIP • Your contributions No rate of return is promised or guaranteed for Amanah • Employer’s contributions Growth Fund and the unit price will fluctuate as the • Australian savings (if any) value of the underlying assets varies. • Investment gains/losses The following rules are set by the KiwiSaver Act and SERIOUS ILLNESS regulations. They apply to all KiwiSaver schemes. • $1,000 government Kick-Start • Annual government contributions (MTC) In accordance with KiwiSaver regulations, you • Your contributions may not withdraw your benefits until you meet the • Employer’s contributions qualifying date, unless you meet the criteria From the • Australian savings (if any) New Zealand government • Investment gains/losses WITHDRAWAL ON OR AFTER QUALIFICATION DATE PERMANENT IMMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA Under the KiwiSaver regime, your savings and benefits (TRANSFER TO A COMPLYING SUPERANNUATION are held until you reach your qualification date, unless FUND) you meet the criteria for an early withdrawal. Your • $1,000 government Kick-Start qualification date for Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is the • Annual government contributions (MTC) later of – • Your contributions • The date you become eligible for New Zealand • Employer’s contributions Superannuation (at the time of this investment • Australian savings (if any) statement age 65); or • Investment gains/losses • The date you have been a member of any KiwiSaver scheme for five years. PERMANENT IMMIGRATION OTHER THAN TO AUSTRALIA When you reach this date you are eligible, but not • $1,000 Government Kick-Start required, to withdraw your savings from Amanah • Your contributions KiwiSaver Plan. • Employer’s contributions • Australian savings (if any) If you die while a member of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan, • Investment gains/losses we will, upon request, pay your personal representative or a person authorised by section 65 WITHDRAWAL OF TRANSFERRED AUSTRALIAN of the Administration Act 1969, the total value of your SUPERANNUATION SAVINGS (AT 60) Amanah KiwiSaver account when the application is • Australian savings accepted as part of your estate. PURCHASE OF FIRST HOUSE EARLY WITHDRAWALS • Your contributions The KiwiSaver regime allows you to withdraw your • Employer’s contributions savings from Amanah KiwiSaver Plan before your • Investment gains/losses qualification date if you meet the limited circumstances below. For more information on any of the below early withdrawal circumstances, or for advice regarding If you have any questions about early withdrawals, your eligibility, contact the Manager: 0508 AMANAH feel free to freephone us on 0508 AMANAH (0508 or info@amanahnz.com or visit the Amanah KiwiSaver 262 624) or email us at info@amanahnz.com. website www.amanahnz.com. Purchase of a first home You may be eligible to withdraw some or all of your KiwiSaver savings (excluding Government contributions) to put towards buying your first home. You need to have been a KiwiSaver member or a member of a complying superannuation scheme for amanah kiwisaver plan Page 10
three or more years to exercise this option. needs caused by your disability or the disability of your dependant. Permanent Emigration other than to Australia • The cost of medical treatment for an illness/injury If you permanently emigrate from New Zealand to of you or your dependant. anywhere apart from Australia, after one year or more • The cost of palliative care for you or your you may withdraw all of your funds from Amanah dependant. KiwiSaver Plan, or transfer your Amanah KiwiSaver • The cost of a funeral for your dependant savings to an authorised overseas superannuation • You are suffering a serious illness (as defined fund. Your withdrawal may include the Government below). kick-start benefit, but excludes the Member Tax Credits which will be repaid to Inland Revenue. To withdraw your KiwiSaver investment on any of these grounds, you must complete a form required by the In order to withdraw in these circumstances you must Trustee. You must also include a statutory declaration provide the documentation required by the Manager, of your assets and liabilities. The Trustee may require including a statutory declaration and evidence that other evidence or information to support your you have departed New Zealand and have resided application. at an overseas address. Serious Illness Permanent Emigration to Australia If you are suffering from serious illness, you may be If you permanently emigrate to Australia, this is no able to withdraw some or all of your savings on longer a grounds for an early withdrawal. You may these grounds. If your withdrawal is approved, you instead request to transfer your savings (including may withdraw all of your savings, including crown government contributions) to a complying Australian contributions. Under the KiwiSaver Act, “serious illness” superannuation fund. You are not required to transfer is defined as an injury, illness or disability that – your KiwiSaver savings to Australia; however, if you • Results in you being totally and permanently wish to transfer your savings you are required to unable to engage in work for which you are suited transfer the full amount. Your KiwiSaver savings that to due to experience, education or training. are transferred to Australia cannot be withdrawn • Poses a serious and imminent risk of death. until you reach the qualification date in New Zealand (currently 65). If you transfer your KiwiSaver savings, To withdraw your KiwiSaver investment on either of your transferred savings will be subject to Australian these grounds, you must complete a form required legislation regarding transfers. For more information by the Trustee. You must also include a statutory on permanent emigration to Australia, contact the declaration of your assets and liabilities. The Trustee Manager. may require other evidence or information to support your application. Early withdrawal of transferred Australian Superannuation Savings Other circumstances of withdrawal If you have transferred savings from a complying The Trustee of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan must comply Australian superannuation fund, your transferred with the provisions of any enactment or court order Australian savings will remain subject to Australian requiring them to release funds from Amanah KiwiSaver superannuation legislation. If you are retired, you may Plan, including an order made under section 31 of the be able to transfer your Australian savings at age 60. Property (Relationships) Act 1976. You will need to meet other Australian superannuation withdrawal criteria to be eligible to withdraw these PURIFICATION savings at age 60, and cannot withdraw any New All members receive their full investment’s value on Zealand KiwiSaver savings at this time. maturity. Members who require a strictly Shari’ah compliant investment must make a purification Significant Financial Hardship payment on maturity of the investment. The Manager If the Trustee of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is satisfied that does not deduct the purification payment calculated, you are suffering from significant financial hardship the payment being solely the member’s responsibility. you may make a withdrawal on this ground. The amount withdrawn on such a claim cannot exceed Purification is the method used to cleanse any the accumulated funds in your Amanah KiwiSaver investment income that may have been generated account, and cannot include your Government through non-permissible activities (for example, pork or contributions. Under the KiwiSaver Act, “Significant alcohol). The units of Amanah New Zealand in which financial hardship” Amanah Growth Fund invests are purified and do not includes – require further purification to be Shari’ah compliant. • An inability to meet minimum living expenses. Amanah KiwiSaver Plan may earn non-compliant • An inability to meet mortgage repayments on income from Inland Revenue, due to interest earned your principal family residence, and the mortgagee on member contributions. The payment of purification is seeking to enforce the mortgage. is the member’s responsibility and can only be lawfully • The cost of modifying a residence to meet special made on the maturity of the member’s investment. Page 11
The Manager, when the investment matures (or on a member switching KiwiSaver schemes) will provide a calculation of the purification payment that is required to be donated to charity. Purification amounts are not tax on investment intermingled with other investments. income TAXATION calculating your pir This taxation summary is the Manager’s understanding (prescribed investor rate) of New Zealand tax legislation for KiwiSaver at the date of this investment statement. Neither the Manager Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is a Portfolio Investment Entity nor the Trustee accept any responsibility for taxation (PIE) as defined in the Income Tax Act. The tax rate implications for members of the Plan. for your investment income from a PIE is called your prescribed investor rate (PIR). Your PIR is used by the Tax on your contributions Plan to calculate tax liability attributable to you and If you are making employee contributions to the other members for each calculation period (or the Plan you will not have to pay additional tax; your date of any movements). contributions are calculated from your before-tax The Manager will ask you for your PIR every year. For salary or wages, but you still pay full tax on the amount New Zealand resident individuals who provide their IRD you earn. number to the Plan, there are three PIR available – Please note – the government Kick-start contribution and Member Tax Credits are not income or gifts for tax purposes. Your If you meet the following criteria - Prescribed Investor Rate Tax on employer contributions (PIR) is Employer contributions to your KiwiSaver account 10.5% You are a New Zealand tax resident are subject to tax. Your Employer Superannuation who has earned $14,000 or less Contribution Tax (ESCT) rate can be calculated using of taxable income (excluding PIE the following table - income) and $48,000 or less in total taxable income (combined with PIE ESCT rate If the total of your taxable income or loss) in either of the last for Employer earnings and before-tax two income years contributions superannuation contributions 17.5% You are a New Zealand tax resident made for your benefit was - who does not qualify for the lowest 10.5% $16,800 or less in the previous tax year (1 rate, but have earned $48,000 or April – 31 March) less of taxable income (excluding PIE income) and $70,000 or less in 17.5% $16,801 - $57,600 in the previous tax year total taxable income (combined (1 April – 31 March) with PIE income or loss) in either of 30% $57,601 - $84,000 in the previous tax year the last two income years (1 April – 31 March) 28% You do not qualify for either of the 33% $84,001 or more in the previous tax year lower rates. You have earned more (1 April – 31 March) than $48,000 of taxable income (excluding PIE income) and more than $70,001 in total taxable income If you haven’t worked for a full previous tax year for (combined with PIE income or loss) your current employer, an estimate of your total salary in either of the last two income or wages plus gross employer cash contributions you years. have received or will receive may be used. If you do not provide the Manager with your PIR and For tax purposes, ACC compensation and statutory parent leave IRD number, any taxable income allocated to you will payments are excluded from ‘salary or wages.’ be taxed at the default rate of 28%. If you provide the Manager with the wrong PIR or if your PIR changes and you do not advise the Manager you may pay the wrong level of tax on your share of taxable income. In these circumstances you may have to pay further tax, or may have overpaid tax which cannot be recovered. amanah kiwisaver plan Page 12
what are my risks? As at the date of this Investment Statement, the is set out. The taxation laws of the New Zealand principal risks that the Manager believes are applicable jurisdiction are, as with all countries, subject to change. to Amanah KiwiSaver Plan and Amanah Growth Fund Present government policy is to announce its intention are: to change taxation laws so investors can understand what is proposed and any potential impact on • MANAGEMENT RISK investments before the change is made. This policy • REDEMPTION RISK can however change at any time. • TAXATION LAW RISK • MARKET RISK MARKET RISK • CURRENCY RISK At the date of this Investment Statement, Amanah • INVESTMENT RISK Growth Fund invests in Amanah New Zealand, a • LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY RISK Shari’ah compliant Unit Trust which invests in US listed • PERSONAL LIABILITY equities. The listed equities invested in by the Unit Trust • CONSEQUENCES OF INSOLVENCY/WINDING are subject to general market movements, world UP AMANAH KIWISAVER PLAN events, politics, war, weather and natural disasters. •TRANS-TASMAN PORTABILITY Considerations for market risk are: MANAGEMENT RISK • The behaviour of the global economy The investment industry considers the investment in • The strength or weakness of the US dollar equities as a higher risk than investment in interest • The performance of market sectors based products, for example, by a deposit in your • Changes in legislation in any country where local bank. Historically the most trusted investment the corporations Amanah New Zealand invests in was in government stock and financial institutions that operate were too big to fail. • Reports by the US Federal Reserve • Reports by central banks of all other countries In 2009 the market learned that government securities • New innovative technology changing an can fail, and large financial institutions can go investment’s competitive position bankrupt failing to repay investors. The New Zealand • Increases in competition or changes in industrial finance company failures and the Global Financial regulation Crisis changed forever the concept of risk. • News and events relating to the global economy, stock markets, government risk and individual All investments in KiwiSaver are investments managed company events by financial institutions, therefore, the largest risk is • Stock market crashes; these occur from time to management risk. The Manager only selects fund time, e.g. the 2008/9 Global Financial Crisis. managers that invest in well managed corporations which have a proven history of delivering consistent CURRENCY RISK revenues in the face of good and bad market cycles. At the date of this Investment Statement, Amanah Growth Fund invests in Amanah New Zealand, a unit REDEMPTION RISK trust which is US dollar denominated. The value of your Redemption risk has two parts: investment will be exposed to currency fluctuations 1. The value of your units in the Amanah Growth Fund between the US dollar and the New Zealand dollar. at your withdrawal date; and 2. The ability of the Manager to make the withdrawal The Manager does not hedge its US dollar positions. payment to you. Hedging products are derivatives which are prohibited by the Trust Deed and by Shari’ah Law. Amanah Growth Fund is invested in Amanah New Zealand which invests in US equities. The value of INVESTMENT RISK your units in Amanah Growth Fund will change daily. Investment risk is the risk of the value your investment in There is however no significant exposure to withdrawal Amanah Growth Fund going up and down. Financial payments/liquidity risk as the Amanah Growth advisers categorise schemes as low, medium and Fund and Amanah KiwiSaver Plan have no external high risk. Based on the investor’s appetite for risk, borrowings. Amanah Growth Fund’s investments are they advise which fund to select as their investment. highly liquid as Amanah New Zealand holds readily These risk classifications are defined by what Amanah tradable quoted equities with sufficient liquidity to Growth Fund invests in. Amanah New Zealand, the sole repay investors when required. investment of Amanah Growth Fund invests in equities, whose capital value goes up and down. Due to the TAXATION RISK ability of the capital value to increase and decrease, The taxation position is for each investor to seek their they are considered as high risk. This is by virtue of own advice. At page 12 the general taxation position Shari’ah compliance as the capital must increase and Page 13
decrease with the profit or loss made by the Fund, with the expenses in the operation of Amanah KiwiSaver interest forbidden under Shari’ah Law. Plan and Amanah Growth Fund such as trustee’s fees will rank equally with the claims of the investors in the Investment risk in Amanah New Zealand is managed event of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan or Amanah Growth by the use of the RiskGrades™ system. RiskGrades™ Fund being wound up or put into liquidation. are a tool for assessing risk developed by JP Morgan and Riskmetrics Group which assesses the risk of each If Amanah KiwiSaver Plan is wound up you will be listed stock on a scale – required to transfer to another KiwiSaver scheme. 0-100 = low risk 100 – 700 = medium TRANS-TASMAN PORTABILITY 700+ = high risk You may transfer your eligible Australian superannuation savings into your Member account, however, some This provides an objective and established external Australian superannuation rules will still apply to these standard for the Manager to assess the market risk of savings: investments. A mandatory requirement of Amanah • The amount of your Australian superannuation New Zealand is that its investments may not be more savings may only be withdrawn once you reach than low to medium risk on the RiskGrades™ spectrum. 60 years old and satisfy the Australian definition of retirement at that age; At the time of this investment statement, the principal • You may not use the amounts of your Australian investment for the Fund is Amanah New Zealand. superannuation savings to assist with the purchase Performance of the Fund is therefore affected by the of a first home; movements of Amanah New Zealand. Amanah New •Annual government contributions will not be paid Zealand’s portfolio is diversified across the 10 Standard on the amounts of your Australian superannuation & Poor’s industrial sectors to ensure the exposure of the savings. corporations complement the balance of the Fund. This reduces the risk of exposure to one area that may If you permanently emigrate to Australia, this is no have an unanticipated market issue. longer a ground for an early withdrawal. You may instead request to transfer your savings (including The value of the equity investments can change due government contributions) to a complying Australian to factors (no matter how vigilant the Manager) that superannuation fund. You are not required to transfer are beyond its foresight or control. Economic, political your KiwiSaver savings to Australia, however, if you wish or market conditions and specific events may impact to transfer your savings you are required to transfer the on share prices of the corporations invested in. full amount. LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY RISK You can apply to transfer all of your KiwiSaver savings Your returns may be affected by legislative and (including government contributions) by supplying the regulatory changes related to KiwiSaver and its Manager with proof of your permanent emigration to operation, and changes in both New Zealand and Australia. Your KiwiSaver savings that are transferred overseas which may affect the Fund’s investments and to Australia cannot be withdrawn until you reach the the environments they operate in. Such legislation and qualification date in New Zealand (currently 65). regulations, as well as government policy, are subject to change at any time. PERSONAL LIABILITY You will not be obliged to pay any further money in any circumstance, except from your agreed contributions and any tax liability you incur if you select an incorrect PIR or fail to notify us of a change in your PIR. CONSEQUENCES OF INSOLVENCY/WINDING UP AMANAH KIWISAVER PLAN OR AMANAH GROWTH FUND Unit holders are not liable to pay further monies to any person as a result of the insolvency of Amanah KiwiSaver Plan or Amanah Growth Fund. As Amanah KiwiSaver Plan, Amanah Growth Fund and Amanah New Zealand are prohibited by Shari’ah law and their Restricted Investment Mandate from borrowing money (leverage) against investor assets, there are no claims that will rank ahead of the investors. The payment of amanah kiwisaver plan Page 14
can the investment be altered? INVESTMENT MANDATE meet their needs from time to time. They can change: The investment is an ethical and strictly Shari’ah • The contribution rate (every 3 months or earlier compliant fund. The investment mandate can if their employer agrees. The options are 3%, 4% or be changed with the consent of the Trustee and 8%. Manager. Before the Manager can change the • Contribution holidays - members can after 12 investment mandate it requires the approval of a months apply to the Inland Revenue Department general meeting of members. for a contribution holiday of between 3 months and 5 years. THE TRUST DEED • When you achieve the qualification date (65) The Trust Deed can be changed with the consent you can give your employer a non-deduction of the Trustee and Manager. Before the Manager notice to stop further deductions being made to can change the investment mandate it requires the the KiwiSaver Plan. approval of a general meeting of the investors. Minor technical changes can be made by the agreement of Members can at any time transfer to a different the Trustee and Manager and later approved by the scheme. members. Fees can be changed by agreement with the Trustee. Any changes are notified to the Financial If the balance in your membership account reaches Markets Authority. zero and we notify you your membership is terminated , you will cease to be a member of Amanah KiwiSaver Members of all KiwiSaver schemes can adjust their Plan. commitment to investing in a KiwiSaver scheme to How do I cash in my investment? When you are entitled to or wish to apply for a Contact the Manager: withdrawal (see part 5 “what returns will I get for AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited your entitlement to apply for a withdrawal) you may PO Box 4070, Shortland Street, request the withdrawal by writing to the Manager. You Auckland 1140, must provide all necessary supporting documentation to enable the Trustee and Manager to evaluate your OR, Email: info@amanahnz.com. request. Who do I contact with enquiries about my investment? If you have any inquiries about the Plan please write Email: to: info@amanahnz.com Amanah KiwiSaver Plan P O Box 4070 Shortland Street Auckland 1140 Freephone: 0508 AMANAH (0508 262624) Telephone: +64 9 304 0555 (if outside New Zealand). Page 15
Is there anyone to whom I can complain if I have problems with the investment? If you have any complaints about the Plan they should complaint is not able to be resolved with the Manager be directed to the Managing Director, by writing to: or Trustee, you may contact Financial Services Amanah KiwiSaver Plan Complaints Limited (FSCL) at: PO Box 4070 Shortland Street Financial Services Complaints Limited Auckland 1140 PO Box 5967, Lambton Quay Wellington You can make a complaint about the Manager to the Email: info@fscl.org.nz Trustee: Free call: 0800 347 257 Trustees Executors Limited Tel: +64 4 472 3728 Level 12 45 Queen Street Financial Services Complaints Limited handles all PO Box 4197 disputes provided they arose after 1 April 2010, are Auckland under $200,000 and do not relate to standard fees or New Zealand interest rates. You can also make a complaint about the Manager For more information, see the AmanahNZ KiwiSaver to: Plan investment statement. Financial Markets Authority Level 2, 1 Grey St, Wellington 6011 PO Box 1179, Wellington 6140 Tel: +64 4 472 9830 Fax: +64 4 472 8076 The Manager and the Trustee have joined an independent dispute resolution scheme. If the What other information can I obtain about this investment? PROSPECTUS AND TRUST DEED The latest Prospectus and Trust deed can be obtained FINANCIAL STATEMENTS free of charge from the Manager at: These are available from the Manager and on the Postal Address: AmanahNZ KiwiSaver Limited, PO Box website www.amanahnz.com 4070, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140 Email: info@amanahnz.com FILED DOCUMENTS Phone: 0508 AMANAH (0508 262624) OR +64 9 304 0555 The Trust Deed, financial statements and other material (if outside New Zealand). documents relating to AmanahNZ KiwiSaver are filed at the Companies Office of the Ministry of Business, ANNUAL REPORTS AND STATEMENTS Innovation and Employment and are available If you agree, we can make these reports available for inspection including at www.business.govt.nz/ to you by email. The annual report also includes any companies under Search Other Registries. details of changes to the Trust Deed. If you do not want the documents by electronic means we can send them by post. The Manager’s contact details are on page 5. DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS Amanah KiwiSaver Limited files quarterly and annual disclosure documents with the FMA. These are available online if requested in writing, or on our website. amanah kiwisaver plan Page 16
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