Key facts
- AustralianSuper plans to more than double its private equity investment in Asia.
- The Australian pension fund aims to increase its private equity allocation from 4% to toward 10% of its portfolio.
AustralianSuper, Australia's largest pension fund, plans to significantly increase its private equity investments in Asia, aiming to raise its allocation from 4% to potentially 10% of its portfolio. The move is part of a broader strategy to expand its private markets exposure in the region, with a particular focus on Japan, India, and South Korea.

The move by Australia's largest pension fund to significantly increase its private equity exposure in Asia signals a growing trend of institutional investors seeking higher returns in maturing Asian markets, potentially driving increased deal flow and valuations in the region.
AustralianSuper, Australia's largest pension fund, is planning a significant expansion of its private equity investments in Asia, aiming to more than double its allocation to the region. The fund currently has about 4% of its A$410 billion ($287 billion) portfolio in private equity, a share that chief executive Paul Schroder indicated could rise toward 10% as part of a broader push into private markets. The expansion will focus on Japan, India, and South Korea. As of June 30, private equity formed part of A$85 billion in unlisted assets held by AustralianSuper.
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