Blairlogie Pine Investment Limited Partnership vs Hunter Diversified Private Credit Fund

The most material structural difference is asset class and investment horizon. Blairlogie Pine Investment Limited Partnership is a forestry-focused limited partnership managed by Forest Enterprises Limited, with capital locked until exit and distributions anticipated only "from 2034 (carbon credit sales)" — making it a long-dated, illiquid commitment. Hunter Diversified Private Credit Fund, structured as a PIE unit trust managed by Harbour Asset Management Limited with NZ Guardian Trust as supervisor, targets private credit and offers monthly redemptions, though its gate provisions note the manager "may suspend or defer redemptions… up to six months" and may provide "a partial (or zero) redemption" if liquidity is insufficient.

Return targets differ in form as well as level. Blairlogie quotes a "9.8% p.a. projected IRR (gross, before tax)," a fixed projection. Hunter expresses its target as "4% per annum higher than the New Zealand Official Cash Rate over a rolling 3-year period," a floating benchmark that rises and falls with monetary policy. Hunter discloses a management fee of 0.83% p.a. and PIR eligibility; Blairlogie's IM does not specify an equivalent annual management fee or PIE status. Minimum investments also diverge sharply — NZD 13,538 for Blairlogie versus NZD 100,000 for Hunter. Hunter's track record dates to December 2016; Blairlogie's IM does not state an inception date. Hunter's FSP number is not on file in the data provided, while Blairlogie's provider is registered as FSP37784.

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