Some of the ASB KiwiSaver Scheme funds invest in equities, what are these?
Last Updated: 04 Apr 2016
Equities (also known as shares) represent a share of ownership in a company or other entity. Investors can earn returns from shares in the form of dividends and capital growth. Returns on shares may also be negative.
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