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Super SA administers the major superannuation schemes of the State Government agencies and statutory authorities, including the Triple S Scheme, Lump Sum Scheme, Pension Scheme, Income Stream, Flexible Rollover Product and Super SA Select.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of all funds within the Scheme.
The Police Superannuation Board is responsible for the management and administration of the Police Superannuation Scheme for serving and retired members of SA Police.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of all funds within the Scheme.
The SA Metropolitan Fire Service Superannuation Scheme is operated for the benefit of current, past and retired employees of the SA Metropolitan Fire Service.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of all funds within the Scheme.
The SA Ambulance Service Superannuation Scheme comprises the benefits of permanent employees of the SA Ambulance and may include contributions made on behalf of the spouse of a member and employee, and casual employees. The Scheme closed to new members from 1 July 2008. From 1 July 2008, all new SA Ambulance Service employees are members of the Triple S Scheme, which is administered by Super SA.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of all funds within the Scheme.
https://www.supersa.sa.gov.au/superannuation/our-schemes/sa-ambulance-service/
The Adelaide Cemeteries Authority is responsible for the administration and maintenance of the following public cemeteries: Enfield Memorial Park, Cheltenham Cemetery, Smithfield Memorial Park, and the heritage-listed West Terrace Cemetery.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of monies on behalf of the Adelaide Cemeteries Authority.
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is a whole-of-industry led organisation that provides support to attract, train and retain South Australian building and construction workers by providing leadership in training and skills development.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of monies on behalf of the CITB.
The Health Services Charitable Gifts Board was established to hold and manage gifts, donations and bequests to Public Health Entities in South Australia, ensuring those gifts, donations and bequests are applied in accordance with donor’s wishes.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of a portion of endowment funds on behalf of the Health Services Charitable Gifts Board.
The Legal Services Commission is funded by both the South Australian and the Commonwealth Governments to provide LSC logo legal assistance to South Australians. It was established to increase access to legal services for those people who cannot afford to pay for private legal representation.
Funds SA is responsible for the management and investment of a portion of monies on behalf of the Commission.
The Lifetime Support Authority, through the Lifetime Support Scheme, provides treatment, care and support for people who have sustained serious, lifelong disabilities in a motor vehicle accidents in South Australia, regardless of fault.
Funds SA is responsible for the management and investment of certain monies within the Scheme.
The South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA) is the central financing authority, captive insurer and manager of light commercial and passenger fleet operations for the Government of South Australia.
Funds SA is responsible for the management and investment of SAFA’s insurance investments on behalf of SAicorp, the division within SAFA providing whole-of-government catastrophy insurance cover and reinsurance, along with insurance advice and assistance to South Australian Government agencies.
The University of Adelaide Endowment Fund consists of gifts, bequests, and donations made to the University of Adelaide. The Fund seeks to invest this money in order to provide income for a variety of purposes including the funding of research projects, prizes to students, and scholarships.
Funds SA is responsible for the investment management of certain monies within the Fund.