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11 July 2025 by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic

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Care Super appoints private equity manager

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By Christine St Anne
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2 minute read

Care Super has expanded into the European market in a bid to seek greater diversity.

Industry superannuation fund Care Super has hired Partners Group to its stable of four private equity managers.

Partners Group will manage a $39 million mandate that will invest in European private equity.

The Switzerland-based firm manages about $22 billion in private equity assets around the world.

"We were looking to expand into the European sector as a way to achieve greater diversity for our portfolio," Care Super general manager of investments Greg Nolan said.

 
 

Care Super has $3.3 billion in funds under management. The fund's private equity portfolio represents about 2 per cent of assets.

Its existing private equity managers are LGT Capital Partners, Industry Funds Management, AMP Capital Partners and Wilshire Associates.