Sth Island’s largest charity giver keeps returns above benchmark
Evolved asset allocation credited by Rātā Foundation CE for bumper returns despite market volatility.
Rātā Foundation chief executive Leighton Evans speaks with Dita De Boni.
Dipping its toes further into private market investments has paid dividends for the South Island’s largest philanthropic funder, Rātā Foundation.
The funder's latest annual results released this morning show a 7.4% gross return, amounting to $44 million, on its investment portfolio over the
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