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FULL PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS 1.0 Offer Name Booster Investment Scheme Offer Number OFR10852 Fund Name Moderate Fu DISCLOSE REGISTER - FULL PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS 1.0 Offer name Booster Investment Scheme Offer number OFR10852 Fund name Moderate Fund Fund number FND1291 Period disclosure applies [dd/mm/yyyy] 31/03/2020 Asset name % of fund net assets Security code Vanguard Ethically Conscious Gbl Agg Bond Index Fund NZD Hgd 16.53% NZ Cash (BNZ Bank Trust Account) 6.15% Vanguard Int'l Shares Select Exclusions Fund - NZD Hgd 4.35% ANZ Bank - TD 23 Jun 2020 @ 2.330% 2.06% Westpac Bank Bill 12/05/2020 1.84% NZF08DT193C Magellan Global Fund 1.83% AU60MGE00019 Vanguard Emerging Markets Share Index Fund 1.76% AU60VAN00055 Vanguard Int'l Prop Sec. Index Fund (AUD Hgd) 1.64% AU60VAN00196 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Ltd 1.16% NZFAPE0001S2 Geared Investment Loan 1.15% ANZ Bank - TD 23 Jun 2020 @ 2.230% 1.11% KiwiBank TD - NZPT 11 Aug 2020 @ 2.150% 1.11% BNZ Bank Bill 26/05/2020 1.05% NZF01DT123C1 ANZ Bank - TD 02 Jun 2020 @ 2.310% 0.95% Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF 0.94% US81369Y2090 The a2 Milk Company Limited 0.87% NZATME0002S8 BNZ Bank Bill 05/05/2020 0.84% NZF01DT151C ANZ Bank - TD 22 Sep 2020 @ 1.960% 0.79% Chorus Limited 4.12% 06/05/2021 Bond 0.76% NZCNUDT002C8 ASB Bank Investments - TD 12 May 2020 @ 2.420% 0.74% KiwiBank TD - NZPT 23 Jun 2020 @ 2.250% 0.74% Vector Limited 4.996% 14/03/2024 0.72% NZVCTDT009C6 NZ Govt Stock 4.5% 15/04/2027 0.70% NZGOVDT427C1 KiwiBank TD - NZPT 12 May 2020 @ 2.400% 0.69% Genesis Energy 5.81% 8/03/2023 0.69% NZGPWDT006C1 ASB Bank Investments - TD 14 Apr 2020 @ 2.350% 0.69% NZ Govt Stock 2.75% 15/04/2037 0.68% NZGOVDT437C0 Westpac Fixed Rate MTN 2.22% 29/07/2024 0.68% NZWNZD0724L3 New Zealand Government Stock 3.0% 20/04/2029 0.68% NZGOVDT429C7 Air New Zealand 4.25% 28/10/2022 0.67% NZAIRD0020L9 ANZ Bank - 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