NZX's Smartshares and Blackrock, the world's biggest asset manager, will launch eight new exchange traded funds (ETFs) on the exchange this June.
The funds will have environmental and social responsibility (ESG) themes and will offer investors exposure to "megatrends" and global bonds, Smartshares said.
Chief executive Hugh Stevens said Smartshares, which launched New Zealand's first ETF in 1996, had been approached by investors who were concerned about there their money was being invested.
"Many are wanting to invest, but not at the expense of the enviorment or socially acceptable practices," Stevens said in a statement.
"Smartshares is offering ESG-friendly ETFs because we want to see more investment options in New Zealand that tailor to different values and beliefs, and we believe it is good for the environment and promoting a fair and responsible commercial landscape," he said.