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Q&A: State Super's alternatives makeup shifts towards private debt

Natalie Koh
The Australian pension fund joins other asset owners in eyeing private credit opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region, although liquid defensive assets retain a majority of allocations.
Q&A: State Super's alternatives makeup shifts towards private debt

State Super, one of Australia’s oldest superannuation funds founded in 1919, is shifting the makeup of its alternatives investments from infrastructure and property to alternative risk premia, private debt and Asian high yield.

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