While care has been taken to ensure that all information on this website is up to date and accurate, neither Mainland Capital Investment Management Limited nor Mainland Capital Limited (Mainland) represents or warrants the accuracy or completeness of any information on the website or that this information is suitable for your intended use.
No information on this website represents an offer to subscribe for shares, securities or other financial products. The information contained in this website is not intended to provide financial or investment advice and is not a recommendation to invest in any securities or financial products that may be offered by Mainland. Mainland recommends that prospective investors seek professional advice from a financial adviser, which takes into account their personal circumstances before making an investment decision.
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Mainland recognises that protection of personal information is crucial to maintain the confidence of our investors. Mainland promotes a culture in which personal information is protected and respected and has appointed the Legal & Compliance Manager as privacy and data protection officer.
“Personal Information” is any information about an investor or prospective investor that Mainland may collect from time to time. It includes information such as a person’s name, date of birth, address, contact numbers and email address, IRD number, copies of identity documents, bank statements and other financial information.
Mainland collects Personal Information as part of providing investment management services and offering investment products to investors. This is necessary to comply with relevant legislation, including the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Finance of Terrorism (AML/CFT) Act 2009 and other regulatory and financial reporting requirements. Mainland may sometimes collect Personal Information from third parties such as electronic verification of identity providers (for AML/CFT compliance) and from publicly available sources such as the Companies Office, Property Guru and LinkedIn.
Mainland obtains the consent of investors to the collection and use of Personal Information as part of the application process to invest in a fund managed by Mainland. Application Forms to invest in MCIM funds contain disclosures that are consistent with this Policy.
Mainland may provide Personal Information to third-party service providers, advisors or auditors. Before disclosing this information, Mainland ensures that appropriate confidentiality undertakings are in place. Mainland will not provide Personal Information held to any other third parties unless it is required to comply with any law or a request from a government body or regulator.
Mainland takes care to store Personal Information securely and ensure that it is protected from misuse, unauthorised access or improper disclosure. This includes limiting physical access to investor files, having in place robust cyber security measures and destroying personal information in accordance with legislation. Staff who handle Personal Information are instructed to respect the confidentiality of the Personal Information and the privacy of the individuals.
Security of information is critical to maintaining the confidence of investors and ensuring that there are no privacy breaches. Mainland has a number of controls in place to ensure security of Personal Information, including anti-virus and firewall protection, password protection, backups of data and email filters to identify harmful links and attachments.
Mainland takes care to maintain accurate records of all Personal Information held about investors. Investors have a right to access the Personal Information that Mainland holds about them. If there are changes to, or errors in, any Personal Information about an individual, the investor may contact Mainland at any time and request a correction. Usually Mainland will make the correction. If Mainland is unable to correct the Personal Information, the individual can request that Mainland attaches to that Personal Information a statement of the correction requested but not made.
Mainland is mindful of compliance with the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007. Application forms for investments contain an acknowledgement by the investor that by providing an email address they consent to receiving electronic communications (including email) from Mainland about the Fund and additional services or other investments that may be of interest. Individuals who no longer wish to receive email marketing messages may contact Mainland at any time to request their removal from any Mainland email marketing list.
Mainland will not keep Personal Information for longer than is necessary for the purposes for which the information was collected. Mainland will take all practical steps to ensure that Personal Information will be deleted or destroyed if it has been more than five years (or such longer period of time if required by law) since an investor’s business relationship with Mainland has ceased.
AML Legislation requires Mainland to keep records of investors’ identity and documents and findings relevant to the establishment of the business relationship, for at least five years after the end of that business relationship. AML legislation also provides that Mainland must take all practicable steps to ensure that every record it retains under AML Legislation, and every copy of that record, is destroyed as soon as practicable after that five-year period, unless there is a lawful reason to retain the record.
There is a lawful reason for retaining a record, if it is necessary to comply with the requirements of any other legislation, to enable Mainland to carry on its business or for the purposes of detection, investigation, or prosecution of any offence.
Mainland takes seriously any concerns about privacy and the records of Personal Information that we hold. Any complaint by an investor will be dealt with in accordance with Mainland’s complaints procedure.
Any misuse of Personal Information by an employee of Mainland will amount to misconduct and may be grounds for discipline or dismissal in accordance with Mainland’s Disciplinary Policy.
A privacy breach occurs when personal information is lost, stolen or accessed without permission. Sometimes, an organisation may be prevented from accessing information they hold. Common examples include theft of documents or electronic devices, computer hacks, ransomware attacks, employee browsing, or emails being sent to the wrong person.
If Mainland discovers that any Personal Information that it holds has been improperly disclosed or unlawfully accessed (privacy breach), Mainland will do everything we can to minimise the harm to the people affected, by taking the following actions:
Mainland will report any privacy breaches in accordance with New Zealand privacy legislation and with Mainland’s Incident Response Plan (data breach). If a privacy breach affects individuals who live in the European Union, this will be reported to the relevant privacy authority within 72 hours and, in some circumstances, reported to the affected individual.
*Core Fund Returns: Annualised average returns to 31 March 2023 (before tax), for the Core Funds, based on distributions paid and the movement in net asset value per unit, from inception, based on the unit issue price.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and investors may not recoup the original amount invested. Before investing you should make yourself aware of the investment risks.
** Growth Fund Returns: Annualised average returns to 31 March 2023 (before tax), based on based on distributions paid and the movement in net asset value per unit or share, from inception (based on the issue price) until completion of the initial business plan for Fund.
***Malden Property Trust return: Forecast year 1 pre-tax return based on new unit issue price of $1.45.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and investors may not recoup the original amount invested. Before investing you should make yourself aware of the investment risks.
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