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Building a sustainable super fund

For VicSuper, sustainability is a way of operating and investing that recognises the dependence of the overall health of the economy on the long-term availability of natural resources, a healthy environment, a productive workforce and cohesive societies.

Without this long-term approach to operating and investing, we may not have economies that can provide investment returns for our members, or that can support a healthy society and a healthy environment. These are things that our members need to ensure quality of life after retirement.

Our vision is to build a sustainable superannuation fund. We want to create a super fund that is investing for the future in a way that ensures we have a future.

Phone: 1300 366 216
Web: www.vicsuper.com.au
Bob Welsh Superannuation is our sole focus. We firmly believe that the benefit plans we offer, our exceptional service and long-term investment approach is of great benefit to our members and employers, and encourage anyone to consider VicSuper as their super fund.
Bob Welsh
VicSuper Chief Executive

Facts & Figures

  • Sustainability investing

    If you have chosen the Equity Growth Sustainability Option, 100% of your savings in this option is invested in Australian and international companies rated as sustainability leaders. In all other options with an allocation to equities, 10% is invested in Australian, and 20% is invested in international companies rated as sustainability leaders.

  • Investor Group on Climate Change

    VicSuper is a founding member and immediate past chair of the Investor Group on Climate Change Australia/New Zealand (IGCC).

    The IGCC is made up of superannuation funds and other institutional investors with total funds under management of over $550 billion, who are concerned with the potential risks and opportunities to their investment portfolios arising from climate change.

  • Carbon Disclosure Project

    VicSuper joined the worldwide Carbon Disclosure Project back in 2003 ('CDP2'), when 95 institutional investors with combined assets of $10 trillion sent an information request to the largest 500 companies in the world asking for disclosure of investment-related information on their greenhouse gas emissions.

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