The Super Fund has suffered a setback in its attempt to recover a $200 million investment loan linked to a stricken Portuguese bank.
Duncan Bridgeman Tue, 08 Nov 2016
The New Zealand Superannuation Fund has suffered a setback in its attempt to recover a $200 million investment loan linked to a stricken Portuguese bank.
The Super Fund revealed in February 2015 it had written off the investment in Oak Finance, a loan vehicle arranged by Goldman Sachs, after Oak
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