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Overview of Australian Superannuation Assets and Infrastructure Market Performance (2005)

This report provides insights into the state of Australian superannuation assets as of August 2005, highlighting total retail assets, industry funds, and public sector contributions. It discusses the market capitalization of the Australian share market, including the performance of top stocks and sectors. Additionally, it reviews the IFM Infrastructure Funds' performance metrics, revealing notable annual returns and the impact of global warming on investments. This data reflects the fiscal landscape and investment strategies relevant to stakeholders in regional cooperative development.

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Overview of Australian Superannuation Assets and Infrastructure Market Performance (2005)

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  1. “Regional Infrastructure”Regional Co-operation and Development ForumGarry WeavenExecutive ChairIndustry Fund Services7 November 2005

  2. Australian Superannuation Assets – Aug 2005 (est.) $ Billion Total Retail (including Corporate Master Trusts) Industry Funds $112 bn ) Public Sector $128 bn ) Corporate Self-Managed, Very Small, Life Office 742 248 241 65 188 1

  3. Australian Share Market Size – August 2005 Market Capitalisation $ Billion 1002 444 638 % 44 64 ASX All Ords Top 10 Stocks Top 50 Stocks 2

  4. Water 2% Airports Toll Roads 23% Telecommunications 16% 7% Cash and other net assets 6% Social 6% Gas 7% Electricity 33% IFM Infrastructure Funds – Total Merged Portfolio 3

  5. IFM Australian Infrastructure Performance % (after tax and fees) 24.5 pa 15.01 pa Year Ending 30 June 2005 Since Inception (1995) 4

  6. Global Warming and CO2 Emissions 5 Source: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

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