On July 1 2020 we merged with Aware Super becoming one of Australia’s largest industry funds.
As a merged fund we strive to display a high standard of corporate governance as we believe it’s essential to ensure we act in the best interests of our members and maintain the stability of the Fund.
We provide clear reporting on major operational decisions such as how we choose investment options, appoint board directors, and manage fund administration.
Key resources
You can find key resources concerning the operation of the fund and the trustee below
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Constitution and Trust Deed
The primary source of the Trustee’s power is the Trust Deed (Governing Rules) of the Fund and the Company’s Articles of Association (Constitution).
These documents set out the rules for running the fund including how directors are appointed and removed.
Our Constitution (PDF 728kb)
Our Trust Deed (PDF 7mb)
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Financial Statements
2020 Annual Financial Statements
- VicSuper Pty Ltd (PDF 640kb)
- VicSuper Fund (PDF 650kb)
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Summary of significant events
From time to time, VicSuper needs to inform members there has been a material or significant change to the fund. These are known as a Significant Event Notice (SEN).
An SEN can relate to changes to a VicSuper product or changes initiated by legislation impacting the taxation of super or how we are governed.
SENs may be sent to members in regular news letters, included with our HYBS or a separate dedicated notification.
Pre merger with Aware Super: Summary of significant event (PDF 504kb)
From July 2020 onwards, significant event notices can be found on the About us page.
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Other policies and governance
Can be viewed on Aware Super's website
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