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Authorised MySuper Products MySuper Product MySuper Employer RSE Licensee Name RSE Licensee ABN Entity Name Entity ABN Registration Number Registered Address Fund Type MySuper Product Name Unique Identifier Product Type Employer Name ABN A.U.S.T. (Queensland) 65010677013 The Allied Unions 8.777E+10 R1004823 Level 11, 120 Edward St Non Public Offer My AUST(Q) Super ################# Generic n/a n/a Pty Ltd Superannuation Trust BRISBANE QLD 4000 Superannuation Fund AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP(Queensland) Retirement Trust 7.331E+10 R1075274 GPO Box 4134 SYDNEY NSW 2001 Public Offer AMP MySuper No.1 ################# Generic n/a n/a Limited Superannuation Fund AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 GPO Box 4134 SYDNEY NSW 2001 Public Offer AMP MySuper No.2 ################# Generic n/a n/a Limited Savings Trust Superannuation Fund AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer Brookfield Australia ################# Large Employer Brookfield 9.6009E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund MySuper Australia Investments Limited AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer CCA MySuper ################# Large Employer Coca-Cola Amatil 2.6004E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund Limited AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer Macquarie Group ################# Large Employer Macquarie Bank 4.6009E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund MySuper Limited AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer Woolworths Group ################# Large Employer Woolworths 8.8E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund MySuper Limited AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer Anglican National ################# Large Employer Sydney Diocese 4.4271E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund MySuper Superannuation Fund Board AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer Australia Post MySuper ################# Large Employer Australian Postal 2.8865E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund Corporation AMP Superannuation 31008414104 AMP Superannuation 7.6515E+10 R1001648 Level 24, 33 Alfred St Public Offer AFLPA & AFL Industry ################# Large Employer Australian 9.749E+10 Limited Savings Trust SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund MySuper Football League ANZ Staff 92006680664 ANZ Australian Staff 8.381E+10 R1000863 ANZ Centre Melbourne Non Public Offer ANZ Staff MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Superannuation Scheme Level 9, 833 Collins St Superannuation Fund (Australia) Pty. Limited DOCKLANDS VIC 3008 AON Superannuation 83057982822 AON Master Trust 6.8965E+10 R1000566 Level 33, AON Tower, 201 Kent St Public Offer Aon MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Pty Limited SYDNEY NSW 2001 Superannuation Fund AUSCOAL 70003566989 Auscoal Superannuation 1.6458E+10 R1056563 Level 1, 472 The Esplanade Public Offer AUSCOAL Default Lifecycle ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Pty Ltd Fund WARNERS BAY NSW 2282 Superannuation Fund Australian Ethical 43079259733 Australian Ethical Retail 4.9634E+10 R1004731 34 Tyhnne Street, Block E, Traeger Court Public Offer Balanced (accumulation) ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Pty Ltd Superannuation Fund CANBERRA ACT 2601 Superannuation Fund Australian Meat Industry 25002981919 Australian Meat 2.8342E+10 R1001778 Level 13, 71 Macquarie St Public Offer AMIST MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Pty Ltd Industry SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund Superannuation Trust AustralianSuper Pty Ltd 94006457987 AustralianSuper 6.5714E+10 R1001693 Level 33, 50 Lonsdale St Public Offer Balanced ################# Generic n/a n/a MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund AustralianSuper Pty Ltd 94006457987 AustralianSuper 6.5714E+10 R1001693 Level 33, 50 Lonsdale St Public Offer IBM Superannuation Plan ################# Large Employer IBM Australia 7.9E+10 MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund Limited AustralianSuper Pty Ltd 94006457987 AustralianSuper 6.5714E+10 R1001693 Level 33, 50 Lonsdale St Public Offer Komatsu Superannuation ################# Large Employer Komatsu 7.1143E+10 MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund Plan Australia Pty Ltd Austsafe Pty Ltd 96010528597 Austsafe 9.2398E+10 R1005509 Level 19, 110 Mary Street Public Offer MySuper (Balanced) ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Fund BRISBANE QLD 4000 Superannuation Fund AvSuper Pty Ltd 46050431797 AvSuper Fund 8.4421E+10 R1000153 Suite 6, 33 Allara St Public Offer AvSuper Growth ################# Generic n/a n/a CANBERRA ACT 2600 Superannuation Fund (MySuper) BEST Superannuation 57070732008 Goldman Sachs & 5.5698E+10 R1005271 Level 17, 101 Collins St Non Public Offer Goldman Sachs & JBWere ################# Generic n/a n/a Pty Ltd JBWere Superannuation MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund Superannuation Fund - Fund MySuper Product Betros Brothers 26065668224 Betros Bros 3.6338E+10 R1056570 Annand St Non Public Offer Betros MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Pty Ltd Superannuation Fund TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350 Superannuation Fund No 2 Board of Trustees of the 32125059006 State Public Sector 6.0905E+10 R1073034 70 Eagle St Non Public Offer QSuper Lifetime ################# Generic n/a n/a State Public Sector Superannuation Scheme BRISBANE QLD 4000 Superannuation Fund Superannuation Scheme BOC Superannuation Pty 83080598821 Boc Gases 4.962E+10 R1000832 10 Julius Avenue Non Public Offer BOC MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Ltd Superannuation Fund NORTH RYDE NSW 2113 Superannuation Fund BT Funds Management 63002916458 ASGARD Independence 9.0194E+10 R1055580 Level 20, 275 Kent Street Public Offer Asgard Employee MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Limited Plan Division Two SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund BT Funds Management 63002916458 Retirement Wrap 3.9828E+10 R1001327 Level 20, 275 Kent Street Public Offer BT Super for Life MySuper; ################# Generic n/a n/a Limited SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund BT Lifetime Employer MySuper BT Funds Management 63002916458 Retirement Wrap 3.9828E+10 R1001327 Level 20, 275 Kent Street Public Offer Westpac Group Plan ################# Large Employer Westpac Banking 3.3007E+10 Limited SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund MySuper Corporation BUSS (Queensland) Pty 15065081281 Building Unions 8.5571E+10 R1055870 Ground Floor, 50-52 McDougall St Public Offer BUSSQ MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Ltd Superannuation Scheme MILTON QLD 4064 Superannuation Fund (Queensland) CARE Super Pty Ltd 91006670060 Care Super 9.8172E+10 R1004120 Level 1, 333 Collins Street Public Offer CareSuper ################# Generic n/a n/a MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund CCSL Limited 51104967964 Law Employees 1.3704E+10 R1005448 Level 7, 530 Little Collins Street Public Offer LESF MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Fund MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund Christian Super Pty 68065040619 Christian Super 6.6629E+10 R1004137 Suite 1, 1A Rhodes Corporate Park, Homebush Public Offer My Ethical Super ################# Generic n/a n/a Limited Bay Drive Superannuation Fund RHODES NSW 2138 Club Plus QLD Pty Ltd 30010892396 Club Super 1.2737E+10 R1000771 Level 1, 424 Upper Roma St Non Public Offer Club MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a BRISBANE QLD 4000 Superannuation Fund Club Plus 26003217990 Club Plus 9.5275E+10 R1000757 Suite 203, Level 2, 4-10 Goulburn St Public Offer Club Plus Super - MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Pty Ltd Superannuation Scheme SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund Colonial First State 98002348352 Commonwealth 5.6602E+10 R1075199 Ground Floor, Tower 1, 201 Sussex St Public Offer Commonwealth Essential ################# Generic n/a n/a Investments Limited Essential Super SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund Super Colonial First State 98002348352 Colonial First State 2.6458E+10 R1056150 11 Harbour St Public Offer Colonial First State ################# Generic n/a n/a Investments Limited FirstChoice SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund FirstChoice Superannuation Trust Superannuation Trust Combined Fund Pty Ltd 32064976138 Combined Fund 4.6921E+10 R1000405 Level 9, 155 Queen Street Non Public Offer Combined Fund MySuper ################# Generic n/a n/a MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Superannuation Fund Commonwealth Bank 76074519798 Commonwealth Bank 2.4248E+10 R1056877 Ground Floor, Tower 1, 201 Sussex St Non Public Offer Accumulate Plus Mix 70 ################# Generic n/a n/a Officers Superannuation Group Super SYDNEY NSW 2000 Superannuation Fund Corporation Pty Limited Commonwealth 48882817243 Public Sector 6.5128E+10 R1004601 Level 10, 12 Moore St Non Public Offer MySuper Balanced ################# Generic n/a n/a Superannuation Superannuation CANBERRA ACT 2601 Superannuation Fund Corporation Accumulation Plan Concept One Pty Ltd 25009179613 Concept One The 2.1059E+10 R1056808 178 St Georges Tce Non Public Offer MySuper Balanced ################# Generic n/a n/a Industry WEST PERTH WA 6005 Superannuation Fund Superannuation Fund CSF Pty Limited 30006169286 Catholic 5.0238E+10 R1000597 Level 1, 535 Bourke St Public Offer MyCatholicSuper #################
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