Aware Super is one of Australia’s largest and top-performing[P1] profit-for-members super funds. With more than A$190 billion[M1] in funds under management, our focus is to achieve the strongest possible risk-adjusted returns for our 1.1+ million members.[M4]
As a leading global pension fund and asset owner, we typically take an active management approach across alternative assets, including infrastructure, property and private equity, plus allocations to liquid markets.
We’re based in Australia, with key offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. In 2023, we opened our first international office in London, UK.
Today, we’re one of Australia’s largest profit-for-member superannuation funds.
We have a 30+ year history dating back to 1992, helping New South Wales public sector employees and their families with their superannuation and retirement needs.
In 2006, we opened our doors to all Australians, providing low-maintenance super with competitive fees.
In 2011, we merged with Health Super to create one of Australia’s largest super funds. We currently manage $190 billion[M1] for our 1.1 million members[M4].
Our size allows us to offer security and benefits through competitive fees, value-for-money insurance rates, and financial advice – all to fit with our philosophy of putting members first.
Our team of 150+ investment professionals focuses on finding investments that provide the best returns for our members.
Learn more on how we integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into our investment strategy.
We invest in a diverse range of assets. See how we’re investing in infrastructure, private equity and property.
Our team can help explain the ins and outs of Aware Super, or for any general questions, we’re here to help.
[M1] Aware Super data as of December 2024.
[M4] Member numbers as of December 2024.
[P1] Aware Super's High Growth option return over 10 years to 31 March 2025. SuperRatings Fund Crediting Rate Survey, March 2025. Based on the SR50 Growth (77-90) Index. Returns are after tax and investment management expenses but before the deduction of administration fees. Past performance is not an indicator of future performance.
