PG High Conviction Fund vs PG New Zealand Bond Fund

The most material structural difference between these two funds is asset class and the cost and return profile that follows from it. The PG High Conviction Fund targets Australasian equities — an inherently higher-volatility asset class — while the PG New Zealand Bond Fund invests in New Zealand fixed interest, a lower-volatility, income-oriented asset class. This distinction drives meaningful fee divergence: the High Conviction Fund charges a 1.20% management fee plus a 10% performance fee, whereas the Bond Fund charges 0.65% with no performance fee disclosed in the extracted data.

Redemption mechanics also differ in a notable way. The High Conviction Fund permits redemptions "at any time," which implies same-cycle processing, while the Bond Fund processes redemptions "at request, within 10 business days" — a modest but real liquidity distinction for investors who may need rapid access to capital. Both funds share an identical redemption gate of $10 million maximum per investor account over a rolling four-week period.

Where the two funds align: both are PIE-structured trusts, both are PIR-eligible, neither is wholesale-only, both set a $1,000 minimum investment, both distribute monthly, and both are managed by PG Funds Limited and supervised by The New Zealand Guardian Trust Company Limited. Neither fund has a target return string on file in the extracted data. The Bond Fund's IM does not disclose a performance fee; the High Conviction Fund's IM does not specify a redemption processing timeframe beyond "at any time."

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