Investor Presentaiton
Queensland's long-term assets
■ Queensland's long-term assets comprise investments set aside to fund long-
term obligations of the State. These assets were transferred to QTC by the
Queensland Government and in return QTC issued fixed-rate notes that
provide a fixed rate of return. These assets are split into two investment funds:
Long Term Assets Fund comprises assets to fund the State's defined benefit
superannuation scheme and other long-term State initiatives. In 2008, the
Queensland Government transferred assets to support the defined benefit
superannuation scheme. Since June 2021, additional assets have been
transferred to fund other long-term State initiatives. Total assets under
management of the Long Term Assets Fund are approximately AUD35.1
billion as at 30 June 2023.
■ Queensland Future Fund comprises assets invested to reduce the debt of
the State. In August 2020, the Queensland Future Fund and its first sub
fund, the Debt Retirement Fund, were established under the Queensland
Future Fund Act 2020. Total assets under management of the Queensland
Future Fund are approximately AUD8.3 billion as at 30 June 2023.
■ The Long Term Assets Fund and the Queensland Future Fund are overseen by
the State Investment Advisory Board and managed by Queensland Investment
Corporation (QIC). They include cash, fixed interest, international equities and
other diversified alternative investments.
■Queensland is in a unique position with financial holdings greater than
its superannuation obligations.
QTC
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