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Founded in 1998 by Carmel Fisher, Fisher Funds has grown to become one of New Zealand's largest fund managers. The company's mission is to help New Zealanders (Kiwis) achieve their financial ambitions through actively managed investment solutions. They are a prominent KiwiSaver scheme provider and also offer a variety of other managed investment funds tailored to different risk appetites and financial goals. Following the acquisition of Kiwi Wealth in 2022, Fisher Funds significantly expanded its client base and funds under management, solidifying its position in the New Zealand financial landscape.

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Fisher Funds

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