Matt Whineray, CEO of Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation, which manages the NZ$62.3 billion ($38.8 billon) New Zealand Superannuation Fund, has announced his plans to retire at the end of the ...

After acting in the role for three months, Matt Whineray is officially the chief executive of the New Zealand Superannuation Fund. Whineray, the sovereign wealth fund’s former chief investment officer ...

Matt Whineray, the CEO of New Zealand Superannuation Fund, Auckland, resigned and will leave at the end of the year, the NZ$60 billion ($37.2 billion) sovereign wealth fund said in a statement on ...

Multiple Netball NZ board members - including chairperson Matt Whineray - are stepping down from their roles. In a statement released this evening, Netball NZ said Whineray and board members Pavan ...

Outgoing Netball New Zealand chair Matt Whineray insists they will heed the lessons from the Silver Ferns coaching debacle. Whineray's ending his eight-year tenure alongside three other board members.

Matt Whineray, CEO of the NZ$41.2 billion ($27.9 billion) New Zealand Superannuation Fund, said Monday he will ask big sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds gathering in London this week to ...

The need for action on climate change is "urgent and pressing," and investors must do more to turn commitments into action, the outgoing CEO at New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund said. Speaking at ...

Outgoing Netball New Zealand chair Matt Whineray regrets the way they communicated with the public during the drawn out Silver Ferns coaching saga. Whineray is ending his eight-year tenure alongside ...

Dame Noeline Taurua talks to NZ Herald’s Nathan Limm about being stood down and subsequently reinstated as Silver Ferns coach. Outgoing Netball New Zealand board chair Matt Whineray has admitted ...

New Zealand Super's active investments accounted for more than 300 basis points of the fund's 13.2% gain for calendar year 2016, but future returns look to be more muted, executives of the NZ$32.7 ...

Matt Whineray has been promoted to become the first CIO of the country's sovereign wealth fund. (June 17, 2014) — New Zealand’s Superannuation Fund has appointed Matt Whineray as its first-ever CIO.

Netball NZ board chair Matt Whineray and three more board members Pavan Vyas Stephen Cottrell and Aliesha Staples have decided to stand down from their roles. This follows a tumultuous 2025 where ...