Japanese billions back NZ-founded investment firm Morrison | Herald NOW Business

Japanese billions back NZ-founded investment firm Morrison | Herald NOW Business <!--mynz:youtube-chapters--> {"v":1,"chapters":[{"timeSeconds":0,"label":"Introduction to Morrison Investment","summary":"The video begins by announcing a significant strategic partnership for the New Zealand-founded investment firm Morrison. This partnership involves Japanese billions and is expected to unlock substantial funding."},{"timeSeconds":14,"label":"Deal Secured by Paul Newfield","summary":"Paul Newfield, the chief executive of Morrison, has been instrumental in securing this deal. He has been working on this partnership for two years, with rising inflation playing a role in its finalization."},{"timeSeconds":38,"label":"Japan's Economic Climate","summary":"The discussion highlights that Japan, as the world's second-largest capital market, has experienced three decades of deflation. This economic environment makes it attractive for investment."},{"timeSeconds":106,"label":"Japanese Capital Seeking Investment","summary":"There is a significant pool of Japanese capital looking to invest in infrastructure and other sectors. Morrison aims to provide a global solution for its client base by leveraging this capital."},{"timeSeconds":138,"label":"Morrison's Strategy and Japanese Investment","summary":"Morrison focuses on long-term, patient capital and investments that benefit society. Japan's capital is seen as a valuable source for these types of strategic investments."},{"timeSeconds":207,"label":"Benefit to New Zealand Projects","summary":"The partnership is expected to bring significant benefits to New Zealand projects. Morrison, founded in Wellington, plans to leverage this Japanese capital to fund various initiatives within the country."},{"timeSeconds":319,"label":"Future Investment Plans","summary":"Morrison intends to use the new capital to grow its business and fund new projects. They aim to be a long-term player, focusing on generational wealth rather than short-term gains."},{"timeSeconds":356,"label":"Why Japan Over the US?","summary":"The CEO explains that while they received interest from US firms, Japan was chosen due to its long-term investment philosophy. This aligns with Morrison's goal of building a company that can pass value to future generations."}]} <!--/mynz:youtube-chapters-->