A government release highlights the first-year economic impact of the Active Investor Plus visa, focusing on $3.9 billion in private credit and other investments that support innovation, job creation, and business growth across key sectors in New Zealand.
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It is working and it has to work. That is the intent of the visa. And that's what Invest New Zealand do every three months. They go out to all of the managed funds and they recertify them and they check, are you pulling money or are you deploying it? And if they are not deploying it, then they're kicked out of the programme and they've already done that for a few of them where they're not deploying the money. So we are confident that the money is being deployed and I'm getting regular updates on where it is being deployed. being deployed to and it's really exciting that's why I went to Dunedin yesterday to see a company that's been invested in with private credit
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