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• Tens of millions of dollars worth of Australian retirement savings have been exposed to the beleaguered Adani Group
• Several major superannuation funds, including those that cater for government workers in Queensland and employees at the Commonwealth Bank (CBA),
• Australia’s $243bn Future Fund, which was set up to strengthen the commonwealth’s long-term financial position, also has an exposure to two Adani companies
• only represent a small fraction of an individual fund due to the diversified nature of their stock holdings.
• The Australian Retirement Trust, a Brisbane-headquartered manager with more than $200bn in assets, was exposed to at least six Adani entities worth several million dollars before the report was released.
• The investment was part of a “passive” allocation, whereby the fund appoints external fund managers to invest on its behalf in a particular country or sector, often tracking an index.
• The fund, which offers products to Queensland government employees and their families as part of its service, did not respond to questions.
• CBA’s super fund for its workers, Group Super, had a small exposure as did Brighter Super, which is the traditional fund for local government employees in Queensland.
• “The fund has a very small exposure to Adani via two passive, indexed portfolios,” Brighter’s chief investment officer, Mark Rider, said, adding that the $2.5m investment represented 0.008% of the fund’s overall holdings.
• Norway’s sovereign wealth fund had a sizeable holding, but sold most of its Adani stakes before the share collapse.