
Mike Frith is Chief Economist at the NZ Super Fund, New Zealand’s single largest pool of long-term capital. The NZ Super Fund invests more than $90 billion for the Government to reduce the future cost of universal...


This is the Monday Call, brought to you by NZ Funds. It’s about financial markets - where they are now, and where we think they’re headed. It’s not just about share market movements or changes in bond prices. It’s about new technologies and crypto assets. It’s about decarbonisation, commodities, and how geopolitical events can change the direction of the global economy.Every week, we talk to the innovators and commentators, the fund managers and headline makers, to gain insights into the new market realities. It’s a global view of finance from a uniquely New Zealand perspective, keeping Kiwi investors and financial advisers up to date with the latest market news.
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Recent episodes include "The long view | Markets, megatrends and the $90 billion investor" (4 October 2026, 62 minutes), "Computer says yes | Does AI really know best?" (7 September 2026, 55 minutes), and "Making it count | Lifespan, healthspan, wealthspan" (23 August 2026, 51 minutes).
The Monday Call publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 121 episodes.
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