{"id":"F2025L00542","name":"Financial Sector (Collection of Data) (reporting standard) determination No. 3 of 2025","slug":"financial-sector-collection-of-data-reporting-standard-determination-no-3-of-2025","collection":"legislative_instrument","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":106310,"registerId":"commonwealth-F2025L00542-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-03","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"Financial Sector (Collection of Data) (reporting standard) determination No. 3 of 2025","content":"![Commonwealth Coat of Arms of Australia](image.001.png)\n\nFinancial Sector (Collection of Data) (reporting standard) determination No. 3 of 2025\n\nReporting Standard SRS 101.0 Definitions for Superannuation Data Collections\n\nFinancial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001\n\nI, Andrew Robertson, delegate of APRA, under paragraph 13(1)(a) of the Financial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001 (the Act) and subsection 33(3) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901:\n\n1. revoke Financial Sector (Collection of Data) (reporting standard) determination No. 10 of 2024, including Reporting Standard SRS 101.0 Definitions for Superannuation Data Collections made under that determination; and\n\n1. determine Reporting Standard SRS 101.0 Definitions for Superannuation Data Collections, in the form set out in the Schedule, which applies to financial sector entities to the extent provided in paragraph 2 of that reporting standard.\n\nUnder section 15 of the Act, I declare that Reporting Standard SRS 101.0 Definitions for Superannuation Data Collections shall begin to apply to those financial sector entities, and that the revoked reporting standard shall cease to apply, at the start of the day after the day this instrument is registered on the Federal Register of Legislation.\n\nThis instrument commences at the start of the day after the day it is registered on the Federal Register of Legislation.\n\nDated: 30 April 2025\n\nAndrew Robertson\n\nChief Data Officer\n\nTechnology and Data Division\n\nInterpretation\n\nIn this instrument:\n\nAPRA means the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.\n\nFederal Register of Legislation means the register established and maintained under section 15A of the Legislation Act 2003.\n\nfinancial sector entity means financial sector entities of a kind referred to in paragraphs 5(2)(a) to (d) of the Act.\n\nSchedule\n\nReporting Standard SRS 101.0 Definitions for Superannuation Data Collections comprises the document commencing on the following page. \n\n![Commonwealth Coat of Arms of Australia](image.002.png)\n\nReporting Standard SRS 101.0\n\nDefinitions for Superannuation Data Collections\n\nObjective of this Reporting Standard\n\nThis Reporting Standard defines key terms referred to in the Reporting Standards specified in paragraph 2 that are applicable to registrable superannuation entity licensees (RSE licensees). All Reporting Standards specified in paragraph 2 must be read in conjunction with this Reporting Standard.\n\nAuthority\n\n1. This Reporting Standard is made under section 13 of the Financial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001.\n\nApplication and commencement\n\n1. This Reporting Standard applies in relation to all entities which submit data to APRA under the following reporting standards:\n\n Reporting Standard SRS 605.0 RSE Structure\n Reporting Standard SRS 606.0 RSE Profile\n Reporting Standard SRS 611.0 Member Accounts\n Reporting Standard SRS 705.0 Components of Net Return\n Reporting Standard SRS 705.1 Investment Performance and Objectives\n Reporting Standard SRS 706.0 Fees and Costs\n Reporting Standard SRS 251.0 Insurance\n Reporting Standard SRS 332.0 Expenses and Investment and Transaction Fees and Costs\n Reporting Standard SRS 550.0 Asset Allocation\n Reporting Standard SRS 340.0 RSE Licensee Financial Statements\n Reporting Standard SRS 551.0 Liquidity\n Reporting Standard SRS 552.0 Securities Subject to Repurchase and Resale and Stock Lending and Borrowing\n Reporting Standard SRS 553.0 Investment Exposure Concentrations and Valuations\n Reporting Standard SRS 604.0 RSE Licensee Profile\n Reporting Standard SRS 607.0 RSE Business Model\n\n1. Unless the contrary intention appears, definitions in this Reporting Standard apply to all the reporting standards listed in paragraph 2.\n2. This Reporting Standard applies to reporting periods ending on or after 30 June 2025.\n\nGeneral\n\n1. Terms defined in this Reporting Standard appear in bold italics.\n\nInterpretation\n\n1. In this Reporting Standard, unless the contrary intention appears, a reference to an Act, Regulation, Prudential Standard, Reporting Standard, Australian Accounting Standard or Auditing Standard is a reference to the instrument as in force or existing from time to time.\n\nOverview\n\n1. Definitions in this Reporting Standard are presented alphabetically.\n\nDefinitions\n\nNumeric\n\n| 2017 (RG 97 version) | Means superseded ASIC Regulatory Guide 97: Disclosing fees and costs in PDSs and periodic statements (RG 97), dated March 2017. |\n| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| 2020 (RG 97 version) | Means ASIC Regulatory Guide 97: Disclosing fees and costs in PDSs and periodic statements (RG 97), dated September 2020. |\n\nA\n\n| AASB | Means the Australian Accounting Standards Board. |\n| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| ABN (Australian Business Number) | Has the meaning as in section 41 of the A New Tax System (Australian Business Number) Act 1999. |\n| Access type | Means the available access channels to the superannuation product.The access types are:Individual No Advisor Required;Individual Advisor Only;Standardised Employer;Tailored Employer; andCombined Access Type. |\n| Accounting adjustments (expense type) / (engagement type) | Means any accounting adjustments including amortisation or depreciation. |\n| Accounting and Finance (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of accounting and finance services to the reporting entity. |\n| Accumulation (product phase) | Means the same as ‘growth phase’ as in regulation 1.03 AB of the SIS Regulations. |\n| Activities Of Daily Life (ADL) (TPD assessment criteria) | Means a type of TPD assessment criteria that requires claimants to show that they are unable to perform activities of daily life (ADL), such as the ability to feed oneself, walking, dressing or bathing. |\n| Activity fee | Means a fee charged to a member that relates to an activity of an RSE licensee that is engaged in at the request, or with the consent, or a member or that relates to a member and is required by law. Reference: Section 29V(7) of the SIS Act. |\n| Activity fee type | Means the type of activity fees that can be reported, the activity fee types are:Advice Fee;Brokerage Fee;Buy Sell Spread;Contribution Fee;Contribution Splitting Fee;Dishonoured Payment Fee;Establishment Fee;Family Law;Financial Advice;Financial Hardship Application;Insurance Fee;Lost Member Search Fee;No TFN Tax Recovery Fee;Non Intrafund Advice Fee;Switching Fee;Withdrawal Fee;Other; andNot Applicable. |\n| Actual Gearing (Investment Gearing Proportion Type) | Means the actual level the investment is geared at reporting date. |\n| Actual Net Cash Flows | Means the net of flows into and outwards of the regulated superannuation fund or investment option. |\n| Actuarial Services (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of actuarial services. |\n| Administration (component activity) / (fees and costs component activity) | Means activities that give rise to ‘administration fees’ as in section 29V(2) of the SIS Act.Excludes Investment and Transaction activities. |\n| Administration And Other Expenses (expense category type) | Means the profit was attributable to an administration or other non investment management related expense. |\n| Administration Services (expense group) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any administration services. |\n| Administration Services (Related Party (AASB 124) Transaction Type) | Means a transaction incurred for the provision of any administration services. |\n| Admitted | Means claims where the insurer has made a final decision to admit the claim. |\n| Admitted (claim assessment) | Means that the insurer has determined the claim to be admitted. |\n| Advertising Or Marketing (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of advertising and marketing and/or distribution. |\n| Advice (component activity) / (fees and costs component activity)/ (expense group type) | Means activities that relate to the provision of financial product advice to a member. |\n| Advice Fee (activity fee type) | Has the meaning as in section 29V(8) of the SIS Act, gross of tax obligations, that relates to the provision of financial product advice to a member by the RSE licensee and which is not incorporated into another fee. |\n| Age | Means the age of the member in whole years (age at the members’ last birthday). |\n| Aggregate (sex) | Means that the sex of the member does not affect the cost or level of cover for a member. |\n| Aggregate (smoker status) | Means that the smoker status of a member does not affect their cost or level of cover. |\n| Aggregate Asset Level (Level of Out of Cycle Valuation Reporting) | Means the reporting of the out of cycle valuation adjustment is the aggregate of two or more assets. |\n| Aggregate cover | Means the total level of cover of a particular insurance cover type held by a group of members. In the case of Income Protection Insurance (IP) cover, this would be the annual insured benefit held by a group of members. |\n| Aggregated policies | Means two or more superannuation insurance policies. |\n| Aggregated Policies (insurance reporting level) | Means that the insurance cluster contains aggregated policies. |\n| Aging of Valuation | Means the length of time since the last valuation was performed on the investment. |\n| Agreed Value (cover valuation basis) | Means where insurance covers a person for an agreed value. |\n| Alternate Director (director type) | Means an alternate director within the meaning given in section. 201K of the Corporations Act 2001 (Corporations Act). |\n| Alternative strategy fund | Means a collective investment that displays a combination of the following characteristics:(a) borrowing and leverage restrictions, which are typically included in collective investment-schemes related regulation, are not applied, may use high levels of leverage;(b) significant performance fees (often in the form of a percentage of profits) are paid to the manager in addition to an annual management fee;(c) investors are typically permitted to redeem their interests periodically (e.g. quarterly, semi-annually or annually);(d) significant ‘own’ funds are often invested by the managers;(e) derivatives are used, often for speculative purposes, and there is an ability to short sell securities; and(f) more diverse risks or complex underlying products are involved. |\n| Alternatives (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) / (asset class sector type) /(investment manager asset class sector type) | Means any investment which does not meet the definition of the other strategic sectors. |\n| Alternatives Activist (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that involves taking large positions in corporations and using the ownership to participate in the management of the corporation. |\n| Alternatives Commodities (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in natural resources that are either grown or extracted from the ground. |\n| Alternatives Convertible Bond Arbitrage (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that takes advantage of relative discrepancies in prices between convertible bonds and corresponding equity securities. |\n| Alternatives Credit Distressed (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that invests in fixed income securities of corporations facing bankruptcy or severe financial distress. |\n| Alternatives Equity Market Neutral (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy invested in equity securities that aims for little or no correlation to overall market exposure. |\n| Alternatives Event Driven (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that finds investment opportunities in corporate transactional events such as consolidations, acquisitions, recapitalisations, bankruptcies and liquidations. |\n| Alternatives Fixed Income Arbitrage (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy invested in fixed income securities that takes advantage of relative discrepancies in price between securities. |\n| Alternatives Global Macro (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that takes sizeable positions in equity, fixed income or currency markets in anticipation of global macroeconomic events. |\n| Alternatives Insurance Linked Securities (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in instruments whose value is affected by insured events, such as natural disasters or longevity. Includes catastrophe bonds and life policy investments. |\n| Alternatives Long Short Credit (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy invested in fixed income securities that uses market movements, trends or inconsistencies when picking securities, and hedges long positions with short sales of fixed income securities or derivatives. |\n| Alternatives Long Short Equity (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy invested in equity securities that uses market movements, trends or inconsistencies when picking securities, and hedges long positions with short sales of equity securities or derivatives. |\n| Alternatives Managed Futures Or Commodity Trading Advisor (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy employed by a commodity trading advisor which involves investing in commodity market futures, options and swaps. |\n| Alternatives Multi Strategy (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a combination of two or more primary alternative investment strategy styles. |\n| Alternatives Other (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an alternative investment that does not meet the definition of the other characteristics available. |\n| Alternatives Real Return Multi Asset Strategies (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy which invests across a range of traditional and non-traditional asset classes, while maintaining a low correlation to any particular asset class. |\n| Alternatives Risk Arbitrage (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that involves buying and selling the equity securities of two or more merging corporations to take advantage of discrepancies between acquisition prices and market prices. |\n| Alternatives Volatility Arbitrage (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that takes advantage of discrepancies in the implied volatility in option pricing. |\n| Americas Region (international region exposure) | Means the international region is the Americas region. |\n| Amount Currently Loaned | Means the value, as at the relevant date, for the portion of the security lending program loaned out. |\n| Amount Estimated To Be Liquidated | Means the estimated amount to be liquidated over the planned liquidation timeframe. |\n| Annuity (investment option categories) | Has the meaning as in section 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Any Occupation (TPD assessment criteria) | Means that the member insured is considered unable to ever again work in any occupation for which they are reasonably suited by education, training or experience. |\n| APIR code | Means the unique identifier issued by APIR Systems Limited (APIR) to products and participants. APIR maintains a free online searchable database of APIR codes, available at https://www.apir.com.au/. |\n| Approach To Earnings Attribution | Means the method for attribution of a share of the value of pooled products.The Approaches to Earnings Attribution are:Unit Pricing;Crediting Rate; andNot Applicable |\n| Approver Of Valuation | Means the RSE licensee authority that approved the out of cycle valuation. |\n| Asia Region (international region exposure) | Means the international region is the Asia Region. |\n| Asset Allocation Limits (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to asset allocation or portfolio limits (e.g. breach of strategic asset allocation ranges). |\n| Asset class characteristic 1 | Means a level of detail which further describe properties of the asset class classification. |\n| Asset class characteristic 2 | Means a second level of detail which further describe properties of the asset class classification. |\n| Asset class characteristic 3 | Means a third level of detail which further describe properties of the asset class classification. |\n| Asset class further description | Means a further description of the assets’ attributes where applicable, e.g. asset sub-class (small cap, indexed, etc.) and asset domicile (Australia, international, etc.). |\n| Asset class sector type | Means the asset class of the ultimate investment. The asset class sector types are:Cash;Fixed Income;Equity;Property;Infrastructure;Alternatives; andCurrency Exposure; andNot Applicable. |\n| Asset Consultant (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any asset consultant services. |\n| Assets of the RSE that are pledged to secure derivative positions | Means the market value of cash or assets pledged or lodged with an entity to support derivative positions as collateral. |\n| Asset Sector Level (Level of Out of Cycle Valuation Reporting) | Means the reporting of the out of cycle valuation adjustment is at the Investment Strategic Sector type level. |\n| Asset-Related Event (Out Of Cycle Valuation Trigger Event Type) | Means triggers due to information related to the underlying asset or group of related assets that may materially change the value of the investment relative to its previous valuation. |\n| Associate | Has the meaning as in section 12 of the SIS Act. |\n| AUD Depreciation (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to a measure of depreciation in the Australian Dollar against a foreign currency. |\n| Audit Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for audit-related matters as required in Prudential Standard SPS 510 Governance (SPS510). |\n| Australian Accounting Standards | Is a reference to the Australian Accounting Standards issued by the AASB as may be amended from time to time. |\n| Australian Domicile (domicile type) | Means financial instruments issued in Australia. |\n| Australian Financial Services (AFS) Licensee (intermediary type) | Means a person granted a licence by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission under section 913B of the Corporations Act. |\n| Australian Financial Services (AFS) Licence Number | Means a licence number given the Australian Securities and Investments Commission under section 913C of the Corporations Act. |\n| Australian Resident (counterparty residency status) | Means any individual, enterprise or other organisation ordinarily domiciled in Australia’s economic territory.Includes: Australian registered branches and incorporated subsidiaries of foreign enterprises. |\n| Authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs) (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means an authorised deposit-taking institution within the meaning of the Banking Act 1959. |\n\nB\n\n| Banking Institutions (type of counterparty) | Means financial institutions whose business it is to receive deposits or close substitutes for deposits and to grant credits or invest in securities on their own account, including authorised deposit taking institutions, credit unions and building societies. Money market funds, investment funds and pension funds are excluded from this category. |\n| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Base (investment charge type) /(base investment fee or cost amount) | Means that portion of the expense or benefit or investment fee or cost amount that is not Performance Linked. |\n| Below Qualifying Level (exemptions from margin requirements) | Means the reason for exemption from variation margin requirements is the margining group of the covered counterparty is below the qualifying level specified in Prudential Standard CPS 226 Margining and risk mitigation for non-centrally cleared derivatives (CPS 226). |\n| Benchmark | Means a quantifiable benchmark return or absolute percentage return upon which the return objective of the investment option is based. |\n| Benchmark allocation (%) | Means the target proportion of assets which the RSE licensee has adopted as being appropriate in order to meet the investment objectives of the RSE licensee’s investment strategy under Prudential Standard SPS 530 Investment Governance (SPS 530). |\n| Benchmark allocation lower (%) | Means the minimum proportion of assets to be invested in an asset class to meet the investment objectives of the RSE licensee’s investment strategy under SPS 530. |\n| Benchmark allocation upper (%) | Means the maximum proportion of assets to be invested in an asset class to meet the investment objectives of the RSE licensee’s investment strategy under SPS 530. |\n| Bills Of Exchange (collateral type)/ (instrument type) | Means unconditional orders in writing addressed by one person to another, signed by the person giving it, requiring the person to whom it is addressed to pay on demand. They usually have an original term to maturity of 180 days or less. Includes: bank accepted bills, and bank endorsed bills. Excludes: non-bank bills. |\n| Board | Means the board of directors or group of individual trustees of an RSE licensee. |\n| Board (Approver Of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by the Board. |\n| Board and Board Committees (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for Board and Board Committees.Includes: Director Remuneration |\n| Board and Board Committee Identifier | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee to represent the Board or a Board Committee.The Board Committee Identifier must satisfy the following conditions:It must comprise no more than 100 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);It cannot be the same as the Board Committee Identifier used for another Board Committee within the same RSE, DB RSE or ERF;It cannot change so long as the Board Committee exists; andIt must be reported consistently across reporting periods. |\n| Board Capability Review | Means an assessment of the mix of skills the Board currently has or is looking to achieve. |\n| Board Committee | Means a committee established by the RSE Licensee board, that has responsibility for activities that have the potential to have a material impact on the interests, or reasonable expectations, of beneficiaries, or to the long term financial soundness of the RSE licensee, any of its RSEs or connected entities. |\n| Board or Board Committee type | Means the activity/activities for which the Board Committee has responsibility. |\n| Board Performance Assessment | Means an assessment of the Board’s performance relative to its objectives, as set out in SPS 510 and Prudential Practice Guide SPG 510 Governance. |\n| Board Representation Type | Means the basis of guiding rules determining the composition of board membership of the RSE licensee. Options are:Equal Representation Required By Legislation;Equal Representation Required By Governing Rules; andNon Equal Representation. |\n| Brokerage (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any brokerage services. |\n| Brokerage Fee (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged for the provision of any brokerage services. |\n| Bundled Life And Income Protection Insurance (insurance cover type) | Means insurance cover that is provided under one premium for life insurance and IP insurance. |\n| Bundled Life And Total And Permanent Disability Insurance (insurance cover type) | Means insurance cover that is provided under one premium for life insurance and TPD insurance. |\n| Bundled Life Total And Permanent Disability And Income Protection Insurance (insurance cover type) | Means insurance cover that is provided under one premium for life insurance, TPD insurance and IP insurance. |\n| Bundled Total And Permanent Disability And Income Protection Insurance (insurance cover type) | Means insurance cover that is provided under one premium for TPD insurance and IP insurance. |\n| Buy Sell Spread | Means the spread between the buy price and the sell price. |\n| Buy Sell Spread (activity fee type) | Has the meaning as in section 29V(4) of the SIS Act. |\n\nC\n\n| Call Centre Services (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the assistance and services delivered to members through call-centres. |\n| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n| Capital Calls/Funding Commitments (cash flow type) | Means the net cash outflows attributable to funding capital calls or investment funding commitments, or the projected net cash outflows under a stress scenario attributable to funding capital calls or investment funding commitments. |\n| Capital Commitments (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to a measure of the actual or potential cash outflows arising from capital calls on capital/funding commitments; or, the aggregate level of outstanding capital commitments. |\n| Capital Expenditure (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for capital expenditure. Includes IT capital expenditure. |\n| Capitalisation Rate (Range of input for rates type) | Means the rate or yield used to convert income into value to ascertain the capital value. |\n| Cash (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) / (asset class sector type) /(investment manager asset class sector type) | Means cash on hand and demand deposits, as well as cash equivalents. Cash equivalents represent short-term, highly liquid investments that are readily convertible to known amounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of changes in value. Refer to Australian Accounting Standards. |\n| Cash Cash At Bank (asset class characteristic 2)/ (Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means Australian and foreign currency notes and coins, and at call/on demand deposits held in a Banking Institutions. |\n| Cash Cash Management Trust (asset class characteristic 2) / (Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means a cash management trust or fund which invests in cash and high quality short term securities. Includes: money market funds. |\n| Cash Foreign Exchange Derivative Contracts (asset class characteristic 2) | Means foreign exchange derivative contracts. |\n| Cash Offset Derivatives (asset class characteristic 2) | Means the offsetting position created by derivative contracts (excluding foreign exchange derivative contracts). |\n| Cash Sector (in-scope criteria) | Means the reason for inclusion is the investment option has a 100% benchmark allocation to Investment Strategic Sector Type of 'Cash'. |\n| Cash Short Term Bank Bills Or Securities (asset class characteristic 2) | Means bills of exchange and/or money market instruments issued by a Banking Institution with a short term maturity. Typically issued at a discount and paid at face value at maturity. |\n| Cash Short Term Bank Bills Or Securities (Other Than NCDs)(Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means bills of exchange and/or money market instruments issued by a Banking Institution with a short term maturity excluding Negotiable Certificates of Deposits (NCDs). Typically, these bills or instruments are issued at a discount and paid at face value at maturity. |\n| Cash Term Deposit (asset class characteristic 2) / (Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means money placed in a Banking Institution for a fixed period for a stated interest rate. Includes certificates of deposits. |\n| Cash And Deposits (collateral type) | Means holdings of physical currency and customers’ account balances with institutions regarded as deposit-taking institutions. |\n| Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type | Means a level of detail which further describes properties of the Cash and Fixed Income assets. |\n| Cash Available (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the level of exposure in available cash as defined in the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy. |\n| Cash Collateral (collateral type per CPS 226) | Means cash collateral referred to under paragraph 47(a) of CPS 226. |\n| Cash Collateral Reinvested | Means the value of the cash collateral reinvested. |\n| Cash Flow Type | Means the type of cash flow reported. |\n| Cash Management Trust (investment vehicle type) | Means a unit trust which is governed by a trust deed which generally confines its investments (as authorised by the trust deed) to financial securities available through the short-term money market. Cash management trusts issue units in the trust that are redeemable by the unit holder on demand. |\n| Central Borrowing Authorities (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | .Means entities that primarily provide finance for public corporations and notional institutional units and other units owned or controlled by the government. They arrange the investment of surplus funds.Central borrowing authorities raise funds predominantly by issuing securities. They also engage in other intermediation activity for investment purposes, and may participate in the financial management activities of the parent government.It includes all central borrowing authorities established by state and territory governments. |\n| CFO Or Equivalent (Approver Of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by the Chief Financial Officer of the RSE licensee or equivalent role. |\n| Chairperson (Board or Board Committee) | Means a director of an RSE licensee who is serving as chairperson of the Board or a Board Committee. |\n| Change In Valuation Approach Or Methodology | Means whether a change in valuation approach or methodology has taken place during the relevant period. |\n| Choice Product (product type) | Has the meaning as in section 10 of the SIS Act. |\n| Claim | Means a formal request by a policyholder for compensation or coverage for a loss or event covered by an insurance policy. |\n| Claim admitted | Means a final decision to admit the claim has been made. |\n| Claim assessment | Means the result of a claim that the insurer has determined. Possible values are:Admitted;Declined; andFinalised Other. |\n| Claim declined | Means a claim where a final decision to decline the claim has been made. |\n| Claim duration | Means a length of time, in calendar days, between when a claim was received and when the claim was finalised, inclusive of the day the claim was received and the day the claim was finalised. |\n| Claim finalised | Means when the insurer has made a final decision on the claim (e.g. whether to admit or decline the claim) and communicated this decision to the claimant and is not dependent on payment to the insured having been made. Communication by email, text message, facsimile or telephone is deemed to have occurred on the date it was sent. Communication by postal service is deemed to have occurred three business days after it was sent.Where income protection (IP) payments have commenced prior to a final claim decision being made (so-called goodwill payments), the claim should not be classified as finalised. Such a claim should only be classified as finalised once a final claim decision has been made. If that claim decision is to decline the claim, the claim should be recorded as such, regardless of payments already made. |\n| Claim finalised – other | Means the insurer has made a final decision on the claim, but it does not meet the definition of claim finalised. |\n| Claim paid | Means an insurance provider has made a payment with respect to a claim made by an RSE licensee. Includes: rehabilitation costs or benefits that minimise claims experience or potential prepayment of insured amounts. |\n| Claim paid to member by | Means who has paid the claim to the member. The claim paid to member by options are:RSE Licensee;Insurer;Other; andNot Applicable. |\n| Claim received | Means the point in time where the first piece of information (not necessarily all information) is received by the insurer to allow it to commence the assessment of a claim. At this stage, the insurer has confirmed there is a policy in force that could potentially cover the indicated claim event and has recorded the existence of a claim. |\n| Claim re-opened | Means instances where a claim has previously been finalised or withdrawn, but is re-opened by the insurer during the reporting period. It is expected that a re-opened claim would predominantly relate to a claim that has been finalised or withdrawn during previous reporting periods. It is, however, possible (and acceptable) that re-opened claim could also relate to a claim that has been finalised or withdrawn in the same reporting period as the claim being re-opened. |\n| Claim withdrawn | Means the instance where a received claim is withdrawn and closed before being assessed and finalised. |\n| Claims Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for member claims-related matters. |\n| Clearing Houses And Central Counterparties (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | .Means all recognised clearing houses, such as the Australian Stock Exchange Clearing House and Sydney Futures Exchange Clearing House.Central counterparties (CCPs) are clearing houses that interpose themselves between counterparties to contracts traded in one or more financial markets, becoming the buyer to every seller and the seller to every buyer. A CCP becomes counterparty to trades with market participants through novation, an open offer system, or another legally binding arrangement. Central counterparties and clearing houses are financial auxiliaries. |\n| Co-investment (Investment Arrangement Type) | Means an investment arrangement in which the RSE licensee or a connected entity of the RSE licensee together with or alongside one or more third parties collectively invests in an asset, other than through a fund.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Collateral | Represents assets that are offered to secure a borrowing. |\n| Collateral Issuer Type | Means the issuer type of the collateral issuer. |\n| Collateral Market Value | Means the value of the collateral provided or received. |\n| Collateral type | Means the type of assets that are offered to secure the position with the counterparty. |\n| Collateral Type Per CPS 226 | Means the types of collateral referred to in CPS 226.Cash Collateral;Government Debt Securities;Other Debt Securities;Gold Bullion;Equities;Other; andNot Applicable |\n| Combined Access Type (access type) | Means a superannuation product that can be accessed through a combination of access types: Individual No Advisor, Individual Advisor Only, Standardised Employer, or Tailored Employer. |\n| Committee On Uniform Security Identification Procedures (CUSIP) (investment identifier type) | Means a financial instrument identifier issued under the Committee on Uniform Security Identification Procedures (CUSIP) system. |\n| Commodity Contract (exposure type) | Means a contract that transfers the natural resource price risk on an underlying natural resource from one party to another. Excludes: gold contracts. |\n| Commonwealth General Government(counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means Australian Commonwealth Government departments and agencies whose principal function is to provide non-market goods and services, principally financed by taxes, for free or at a price well below the cost of production. These entities regulate economic activity, maintain law and order and redistribute income and wealth by means of transfers. |\n| Commonwealth Government Non-Financial Corporations (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means businesses that are owned and controlled by the Australian Commonwealth Government and that produce goods or non-financial services for sale at market prices. |\n| Comparison return (%) | Means the return of the investment option, as measured by the comparison return type. |\n| Comparison return type | Means a comparison of returns between investment options. In most cases, this will be the Net Investment Return of the investment option. Where the tax for the investment option is determined on a member by member basis rather than as an aggregate for the investment option, the Gross Investment Return Net Of Fees should be used instead.Possible values are:Gross Investment Return Net Of Fees; andNet Investment Return. |\n| Complaints And Feedback Handling (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the management of direct correspondence from members towards the entity, where there is an expression of dissatisfaction by a member. |\n| Component activity | Components of performance are classified into the following component activities:Investment;AdministrationTransaction; andAdvice.A component of net return can only be characterised as being related to one component activity.Fees, costs and taxes may be incurred (or refunds received) in undertaking any of these activities. Return may be generated via Investment activities only. |\n| Conferences (expense type) | Means the expense incurred in the provision of or attendance at any conference. |\n| Connected entity | Has the meaning of a person connected with an RSE licensee under subsection 13(4F) of the Financial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001. |\n| Connected entity – Investments | Has the meaning of a person connected with an RSE licensee under subsection 13(4C) of the Financial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001. |\n| Connected entity (Investment Option Strategy Setting type) | Means the RSE licensee does not engage in any activity relating to the setting of asset allocation targets and each entity that sets asset allocation targets is a connected entity. Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Consultant Fees (engagement type) | Means a service arrangements for the provision of consultant services. |\n| Consumer Testing (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of consumer testing. |\n| Contract type | The contract types are:Options;Forwards;Futures;Swaps; andOther. |\n| Contribution Fee (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged to a member when a contribution is made to their account. |\n| Contribution Splitting Fee (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged to a member when splitting contributions, an example is a member splitting their pre-tax contribution with a partner. |\n| Corporate Base (membership base type) | Means where members join the RSE as a result of working for a single employer-sponsor, or an associate of the employer-sponsor, of the RSE. Reference: SIS Act, s. 16(1). |\n| Cost Approach (valuation approach) | Means a valuation approach that reflects the amount that would be required currently to replace the service capacity of an asset (often referred to as current replacement cost). Refer to IFRS13/AASB13. |\n| Cost of cover | Means the total amount deducted from a member’s account in order to pay for the insurance cover provided. This may include both an insurance premium paid to the insurer and an insurance fee collected by the RSE. |\n| Counterparty identifier | Means a unique identifier representing the counterparty. The Legal Identifier (LEI) or, where applicable, the interim entity identifier of the entity should be used. The Legal Entity Identifier is a 20-digit, alpha-numeric code issued by a Local Operating Unit in accordance with the International Organization for Standardization’s (ISO) International Standard ISO 17442. The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation maintains a free online searchable database of Legal Entity Identifiers, available at https://search.gleif.org/#/search/. |\n| Counterparty Issuer Type | Means the issuer type of the counterparty |\n| Counterparty Credit Rating Type | Means the counterparty rating grade applicable to fixed income. The counterparty rating grade options are:Grade 1;Grade 2;Grade 3;Grade 4;Grade 5;Grade 6;Grade 7;Not Applicable, andNot Available |\n| Counterparty rating grade | Means the counterparty rating grade applicable to the derivative contract(s). The counterparty rating grade options are:Grade 1;Grade 2;Grade 3;Grade 4;Grade 5;Grade 6;Grade 7; andNot Applicable. |\n| Counterparty residency status | Means whether the counterparty is a resident of Australia. The counterparty residency statuses are:Australian Resident; andNon Resident. |\n| Counterparty Sector Type | Means the sector type of the counterparty. |\n| Country | Means the country of exposure. |\n| Country Of Counterparty | Report the country of residence/ location of the counterparty from whom the reporting party directly derives its return on investment in the financial asset and on whom the reporting party has the primary claim when liquidating the asset. Residence/location is determined by where the entity is permanently located, physically and/or by way of law or registration, inside or outside a country’s borders. Foreign branches or subsidiaries are classified as residents of the country in which they operate. |\n| Cover valuation basis | Means the method for determining the level of IP insurance cover. The possible values are:Agreed Value;Indemnity Value; andNot Applicable. |\n| CPS 226 Compliant Initial Margin | Means whether the counterparty is a covered counterparty with CPS 226 compliant Credit Support Annex (CSA) for initial margin. |\n| CPS 226 Compliant Variation Margin | Means whether the counterparty is a covered counterparty with CPS 226 compliant CSA for variation margin. |\n| Credit (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) | Means investments in loans, placements or debt securities, which are typically non-investment grade. Reference: Fixed Income Non-investment Grade. |\n| Credit Risk Contract (exposure type) | Means a contract that transfers the credit risk of an underlying asset from one party to another. |\n| Crediting Rate (approach to earnings attribution) | Means a method, that credits an amount, to attribute a share of the value of pooled products price per unit. |\n| Currency code | Means the three letter currency code as assigned by the ISO 4217 Maintenance Agency to a currency defined under the ISO’s International Standard ISO 4217:2015. The ISO 4217 Maintenance agency maintains a free online database of currency codes, available at https://www.iso.org/iso-4217-currency-codes.html. |\n| Currency Exposure (strategic sector) / (asset class sector type) | Means the non-AUD denominated assets held in the portfolio. |\n| Currency hedged (%) | Means where derivative financial instruments are used to reduce the risk of adverse currency movements. |\n| Currency hedging ratio (%) | Means the target level of currency hedging (i.e. where derivative financial instruments are used to reduce the risk of adverse currency movements), which the RSE licensee has adopted as being appropriate to meet the investment objectives of the investment strategy. |\n| Current level of cover | Current level of cover describes the level of cover the member has at the reporting date. The possible values are:No Cover;Less Cover Than Default;Default Level Of Cover;More Cover Than Default No Underwriting; andMore Cover Than Default With Underwriting. |\n| CUSIP International Numbering System (CINS) (investment identifier type) | Means a financial instrument identifier issued under the Committee on Uniform Security Identification Procedures International Numbering System (CINS). |\n| Custody (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any custody services. |\n| Custom (fees and costs arrangement type) | Means a fees and costs arrangement that is not offered to the general membership of the fund, for example a discount arrangement for a large employer. |\n| Custom features | A description of the product features or services that are offered in an alternative manner to members in conjunction with a custom fees and costs arrangement. |\n\nD\n\n| Date of change | Means the date an RSE licensee makes a change to reported information in respect of an RSE, defined benefit RSE, PST or ERF. |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Date Of Latest External Audit Assessment | Means the date of the latest report on external audit assessment. |\n| Declined (claim assessment) | Means where a claim is denied with no benefit paid. |\n| Decline in Equity Indices (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to a measure of decline in equity market indices (e.g. S&P/ASX 200, S&P 500). |\n| Debt security | Means a security which represents borrowed funds which must be repaid by the issuer with defined terms including the notional amount (amount borrowed), an identifiable return and maturity/renewal date. Includes: short and long-term debt securities. |\n| Default cover offered | Means where an individual member is offered insurance cover as a result of the member:becoming a member of an RSE;obtaining a product from that RSE;attaining a particular age; and/oranother mechanism specified by the RSE or insurer documentation that does not require member interaction. |\n| Default Level Of Cover (current level of cover) | Means the amount of cover of a specific insurance cover offered that an individual member would have under an insurance policy included in an insurance cluster as at the reporting date had they made no elections relating to their insurance. This amount may be affected by the member’s age, gender, occupation category or other factors as determined by the RSE licensee in conjunction with the insurer. |\n| Default level of cover (dollar amount) | Means the dollar amount of cover of a specific insurance cover offered that an individual member would have under an insurance policy included in an insurance cluster as at the reporting date had they made no elections relating to their insurance. This amount may be affected by the member’s age, gender, occupation category or other factors as determined by the RSE licensee in conjunction with the insurer. |\n| Default level of cover (percentage of salary) | Means the percentage of salary amount of cover of a specific insurance cover offered that an individual member would have under an insurance policy included in an insurance cluster as at the reporting date had they made no elections relating to their insurance. This default level of cover may be affected by the member‘s age, gender, occupation category or other factors as determined by the RSE licensee in conjunction with the insurer. |\n| Default smoker status | Means the smoker status that a member is allocated until they provide additional information that results in them moving to a different smoker status. |\n| Default worker category | Means the category of worker is allocated to until they provide additional information that result them moving into a different worker category. |\n| Defensive Alternatives (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) | Means Alternatives that are designed to protect the value of the portfolio with low correlation to traditional markets. |\n| Defined Benefit Accumulation And Retirement (product phase) | Means that the fund supports benefits in both the accumulation and retirement phase. Defined Benefit Accumulation And Retirement (product phase) should be used for defined benefit products only. |\n| Defined benefit member | Means a member who:satisfies the definition of defined benefit member in regulation 1.03 of the SIS Regulations; oris being paid a defined benefit pension as defined in regulation 1.03 of the SIS Regulations. |\n| Defined benefit members’ benefits | Means the present value of expected future benefit payments to defined benefit members and beneficiaries arising from membership, agreed with the participating employer and measured using actuarial assumptions and valuations where appropriate. The concept of defined benefit members’ benefits aligns with the concept of ‘defined benefit member liabilities’ as defined in Australian Accounting Standards. |\n| Defined Benefit Product (product type) | Means a superannuation product offered where all the members of the fund who hold that class of beneficial interest in the fund are defined benefit members. |\n| Defined Benefit (investment option type) | Means an investment option type offered where all the members of the fund who hold that class of beneficial interest in the fund are defined benefit members. |\n| Defined Benefit Sub-Fund | Means a defined benefit sub-fund within the meaning given in SPS 160. |\n| Defined Benefit Sub-fund Identifier (DBSFI) | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE used to represent a defined benefit sub-fund.The DBSFI must satisfy the following rules:It must comprise no more than 12 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);It cannot be the same as the DBSFI used for another defined benefit sub-fund within the same RSE or defined benefit RSE; andIt cannot change so long as the defined benefit sub-fund exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods (including if the name of the defined benefit sub-fund changes). |\n| Defined contribution members’ benefits | Means the present obligation to pay benefits to defined contribution members and beneficiaries. |\n| Delinked Fees And Costs Arrangement (Employer Exit Type) | Means that tailored fee and cost arrangements between the Employer-sponsor and RSE ceased when the member ceases employment with the Employer-sponsor. |\n| Derivative Closing Position | Means the mark to market value of derivative contracts as at the end of the reporting period. |\n| Derivative Margining (cash flow type) | Means the net cash outflows to meet derivative margin calls, i.e. variation margin or initial margin. |\n| Derivative net transactions | Means the net value of all transactions of derivatives. |\n| Derivative Opening Position | Means the mark to market value of derivative contracts as at the beginning of the reporting period (i.e. end of previous reporting period). |\n| Derivative Revaluations Amount | Means the holding gains and losses arising from changes in market prices of the System of National Accounts 2008 (SNA 2008) derivative contracts in an asset position. SNA 2008 derivative contracts in an asset position are those: with a positive mark to market value at the end of the quarter; or that matured during the quarter with a positive mark to market value (a net receipt on settlement). This includes market value changes as well as accrued interest (e.g. swap coupons); and other changes that are not transactions (such as write offs resulting from court-ordered liquidation). Assets and liabilities of derivatives are reported separately on a gross basis, no netting or offsetting. |\n| Derivative Transactions Amount | Means the net settlements of the SNA 2008 derivatives in an asset position. SNA 2008 derivative contracts in an asset position are those: with a positive mark to market value at the end of the quarter; or that matured during the quarter with a positive mark to market value (a net receipt on settlement). It includes the payment to initiate the contract less the payment to settle the contract within the period; and associated cash flows such as interest payments, premiums and variation margins (where they are regarded as clearing the derivative). Assets and liabilities of derivatives are reported separately on a gross basis, no netting or offsetting. |\n| Derivative type | Means the type of derivative being reported, the options are;Exchange Traded;Over The Counter Cleared; andOver The Counter Not Cleared. |\n| Derivatives net market value | Means the net amount of the gross positive market value and gross negative market value of derivative exposures. |\n| Description Of The Liquidity Trigger Metric Or Indicator | Means a description to provide context to the reported liquidity trigger metric or indicator as defined in the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy.For example, where the RSE licensee has multiple levels of illiquid exposure limit, a description of the level being reported. If ‘Other’ is selected, a description of the metric or indicator used and additional information to provide context to the reported data. |\n| Details of out of cycle Valuation Trigger At Trigger Date | Means description of the out of cycle trigger event, metric or indicator as at a trigger date. |\n| Determined | Means a claim that has been finalised by the end of the reporting period. |\n| Developed Markets (international economy type) | Means economies classified as developed by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) under the Development Status Groups classification. The UNCTAD maintains a free online searchable database of the Development Status Groups classification, available at: https://unctadstat.unctad.org/en/classifications.html.Excludes: Australia. |\n| Development And Maintenance Of Website And Other Digital Tools (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the technological solutions developed to enable and enhance member engagement and experience, such as online portals, online calculators and applications. |\n| Direct Cash Account (investment option categories) | Means an account whose sole purpose is to hold monies and that does not engage in any investment strategy. |\n| Direct Fixed Income Instrument (investment option categories) | Means a loan, placement or debt security. |\n| Direct Hybrid Security (investment option categories) | Means a security which exhibits elements of both debt and equity securities. The security typically pays the holder an income stream, either fixed or floating, in the form of interest or a dividend. Additionally, the security grants the holder rights, options or other features relating to the underlying issuer. Common hybrid securities include convertible bonds, preference shares and capital notes. |\n| Direct Investment (Investment Arrangement Type) | Means an investment arrangement where the RSE licensee, or connected entity of the RSE licensee, on behalf of the RSE directly invests in or owns the asset.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Direct Investment Manager (investment manager level) | Means the first level of management of investment portfolios. |\n| Direct Shares (investment option categories) | Means an ownership interest in a business listed on an exchange and excludes units in all trusts. |\n| Direct Term Deposit (investment option categories) | Means an account in which money has been placed for a fixed period of time for a stated interest rate. |\n| Directly Held (investment type) | Means investments made by the RSE in its own name. Includes investments held by a custodian. |\n| Director | Means a director of an RSE licensee, within the meaning given in s. 10(1) of the SIS Act. A reference to ‘a director’ is, in the case of a group of individual trustees, an individual trustee. |\n| Director Identification Number | A Director Identification Number is a 15-digit unique identifier issued by the Australian Business Registry Services to a director (or someone who intends to become a director) of a company, registered Australian body, or registered foreign company under the Corporations Act. |\n| Director Remuneration | Means remuneration paid to, or in respect of services provided by, a director, individual trustee or alternate director of the RSE licensee with respect to their role for the RSE licensee, where remuneration has the meaning given, in the context of an officer (including an RSE licensee director), in Section 9 Dictionary of the Corporations Act. |\n| Director Remuneration (engagement type) | Means payments of directors’ fees. |\n| Director Representative Type | Means the representation of employers, members or parent companies in relation to the management and control of the RSE Licensee. |\n| Director Training Costs (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for any directors training expense. |\n| Director Type | Means the director type of the individual directors of the RSE Licensee, within the meanings given in the relevant Acts. |\n| Discount Rate (Range of input for rates type) | Means the interest rate used to discount expected future cash flows to determine present value or net present value. |\n| Dishonoured Payment Fee (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged to a member for a dishonoured payment. |\n| Domicile type | Means if the financial instrument is issued in Australia or overseas. The selections available are:Australian Domicile;International Domicile;Not Specified;Not Applicable; andNot Available. |\n| Donation to Political Party (service arrangement engagement type) | Means payments that are a political donation. |\n| Doubtful Netting Agreement Enforceability (exemptions from margin requirements) | Means the reason for exemption from margin requirements is doubtful netting agreement enforceability. |\n\nE\n\n| Effective exposure | Means the sum of the value of all physical assets together with the equivalent asset position of the derivative instruments. |\n| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Eligible members | Means a description of the members to which a fees and costs arrangement applies, for example, “employees of company XYZ”. |\n| Emerging Markets (international economy type) | Means economies classified as developing or transition by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) under the Development Status Groups classification. The UNCTAD maintains a free online searchable database of the Development Status Groups classification, available at: https://unctadstat.unctad.org/en/classifications.html. |\n| Employee – Executive (executive or other employee of another entity) | Means a director who is an employee of another entity in a management role. |\n| Employee – Other (executive or other employee of another entity) | Means a director who is an employee of another entity, in a non-management role. |\n| Employer Exit Type | Means fee and cost arrangement agreed between the Employer-sponsor and RSE for members who cease employment with the Employer-sponsor. |\n| Employer Representative (director representative type) | Means where the director is appointed by the RSE licensee to represent the interest of an employer(s). Reference: SIS Act, s. 10(1) and s. 89. |\n| Employer-sponsor | Means “Standard employer-sponsor” as defined in section 16 of the SIS Act. |\n| Employer-sponsor (Non-public Sector) Ownership (RSE licensee ownership type) | Means where the owner of the RSE licensee is the principal employer-sponsor of an RSE within the RSE licensee’s business operations. Include: where the RSE licensee is owned by employees of the employer-sponsor. Reference: SIS Act, s. 16(1). Exclude: where the employer-sponsor is a public sector organisation. |\n| End date | Means:(1) For a superannuation product that is closed, the last date that there were any member accounts or member assets in the product.(2) For an investment menu that is closed, the last date that there were any member accounts or member assets invested in the menu.(3) For an investment option that is closed, the last date that there were any member accounts or member assets in the investment option.(4) For a fees and costs arrangement, the last date that the fees and costs arrangement was applicable to any members within the fund.(5) For a defined benefit sub-fund that is closed to new members, the last date there were any member assets within the sub-fund. |\n| Engagement type | Means type of engagement related to an expense. The engagement type options are:Other Payments;Ongoing Payment To Service Provider;Consultant Fees;Staff Wages;Accounting Adjustments;Travel Entertainment And Conferences;Director Remuneration;Executive Remuneration; andDonation To Political Party. |\n| Entertainment (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any entertainment services. |\n| Equal Representation Required By Governing Rules (Board representation type) | Means where the RSE licensee chooses to have an equal-representation board structure. Reference: SIS Act, s. 89. |\n| Equal Representation Required By Legislation (Board representation type) | Means where the RSE licensee is required to have an equal-representation board structure. Reference: SIS Act, s. 89. |\n| Equities (collateral type per CPS 226) | Means equities included in a major stock index. |\n| Equity (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) / (asset class sector type) /(investment manager asset class sector type) | Means an ownership interest in a business, trust or partnership. Includes: common shares, preference shares and units. Excludes: units in property trusts, units in infrastructure trusts. |\n| Equity Contract (exposure type) | Means a contract that transfers the equity risk on an underlying equity security from one party to another. Excludes: credit risk on an underlying equity security. |\n| Equity Listed Active (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy which is not passive. |\n| Equity Listed Large Cap (asset class characteristic 1) | Generally in Australia, this includes securities with a market capitalisation that is in the top 50 listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. In all other countries, this includes securities in the top 70% of the free float-adjusted market capitalisation. |\n| Equity Listed Micro Cap (asset class characteristic 1) | Generally in Australia, this includes securities with a market capitalisation that is outside the top 200 listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. In all other countries, this includes securities in the bottom 99th to 100th percentile of the free float-adjusted market capitalisation. |\n| Equity Listed Mid Cap (asset class characteristic 1) | Generally in Australia, this includes securities with a market capitalisation that is in the top 100 listed on the Australian Stock Exchange excluding the top 50. In all other countries, this includes securities in the top 70th to 85th percentile of the free float-adjusted market capitalisation. |\n| Equity Listed Passive (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy whose objective is to replicate a benchmark portfolio or index of stocks. |\n| Equity Listed Small Cap (asset class characteristic 1) | Generally in Australia, this includes securities with a market capitalisation that is in the top 200 listed on the Australian Stock Exchange excluding the top 100. In all other countries, this includes securities in the bottom 86th to 98th percentile of the free float-adjusted market capitalisation. |\n| Equity Unlisted Development Or Early Stage (asset class characteristic 1) | Means an unlisted equity investment in a business research or expansion phase with immaterial income generation. |\n| Equity Unlisted Established Or Late Stage (asset class characteristic 1) | Means an unlisted equity investment in a business in an income generating phase. |\n| Equity Unlisted Growth Equity (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that invests in established companies to enable significant growth opportunities, generally without a change in control of the business. |\n| Equity Unlisted Leveraged Buyout (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment constituting the acquisition of a company using a significant amount of leverage, often attained using the target company’s assets as collateral. |\n| Equity Unlisted Other (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an alternative investment strategy which is not accurately described by any of the available characteristics. |\n| Equity Unlisted Special Situations (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that identifies investment opportunities in assets that are affected by unusual events. |\n| Equity Unlisted Venture Capital (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment strategy that identifies investment opportunities in small companies which are anticipated to deliver long-term growth potential. |\n| Equivalent Asset Position | Means the dollar amount of the underlying physical asset that needs to be held to generate the same return as holding the derivative. |\n| Estimated Stressed Net Cash Flows | Means the estimated net of flows into and outwards of the regulated superannuation fund or investment option based on the RSE licensee’s worst-case liquidity stress testing scenario. |\n| Estimated Valuation Haircut | Means the estimated reduction in value. |\n| Establishment Fee (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged triggered by the opening an account or facility for a member. |\n| Europe Region (international region exposure) | Means the international region is the Europe region. |\n| Exceptions Noted In The Audit Assessment | Means whether any exceptions have been identified in the audit assessment. |\n| Exchange code | Means the code of the exchange on which any exchange-traded assets are listed. |\n| Exchange Traded (derivative type) | Means a standardised derivative contract transacted on a recognised stock exchange, subject to daily mark-to-market and margin settlements. |\n| Exchange Traded Product (investment option type) | Means securities traded on an exchange which invest in or give exposure to one or more securities or assets. Investment objectives typically align to replicating a benchmark index or the value of a commodity or currency. Common exchange traded products include exchange traded funds, mFunds, structured products and exchange traded bonds. |\n| Exchanged Initial Margin | Means whether initial margin has been exchanged with the covered counterparty as at the reporting date. |\n| Exchanged Variation Margin | Means whether variation margin has been exchanged with the covered counterparty as at the reporting date. |\n| Executive Director (director type) | Means a director who is a member of the RSE licensee’s management. Reference: SPS 510. |\n| Exemptions From Margin Requirements | Means the information reported categorises reasons why a transaction is exempt from margin requirements.The reasons are:Jurisdictions Not Permitting Required Safe-Keeping Of Initial Margin;Doubtful Netting Agreement Enforceability;Questionable Collateral Arrangement Enforceability;Below Qualifying Level; andNot Applicable |\n| Executive Remuneration (engagement type/Employee expenses) | For reporting periods before 30 June 2024, has the meaning as in section 29QB(1) of the SIS Act.For reporting periods ending on or after 30 June 2024, means remuneration paid to Key Management Personnel, excluding Directors. Key Management Personnel has the meaning in Australian Accounting Standard AASB 124 Related Party Disclosures. |\n| Expenditures (cash flow type) | Means the net cash outflows attributable to expenditures of the fund, e.g. investment management expenses. |\n| Expense Category Type | Means the expense category for which the profit attributable to expense amounts is incurred. The expense category type options are:Administration And Other Expenses; andInvestment Management Expenses. |\n| Expense group | Means categories of expenses that can be reported. The expense group options are:Administration Services;Advice;Member Services;Marketing;Trustee BoardFund Operations And Corporate Overheads; andOther. |\n| Expense service type | Means the expense service types that can be reported. The expense service type options are:Investment Administration;Investment Consulting;Investment Management;Brokerage;Custody;Asset Consultant;Implemented Consultant;Investment Research;Valuation; andOther. |\n| Expense type | Means the expense types that can be reported. The expense type options are:Accounting Adjustments;Accounting and Finance;Actuarial Services;Advertising Or Marketing;Board And Board CommitteesCall Centre Services;Capital Expenditure;Complaints And Feedback Handling;Conferences;Consumer Testing;Development And Maintenance Of Website And Other Digital ToolsEntertainment;External Audit;Financial Planners;Financial Planning Payments To Externals;Human ResourcesInsurance Administration;Internal Audit;Intra Fund Advice;IT Services;Legal;Member Account AdministrationMember Campaigns;Member Communication;Member Education;Member Wrap Platform;Memberships;Merger Implementation;Merger Investigation;Motor Vehicles;Political Donations;Premises;Professional Indemnity;Regulatory Levies;Research and Data Analytics;Risk And ComplianceSponsorship;Strategy And PlanningTraining;Travel; andOther. |\n| Expense with a related party | A payment included in the list described in Paragraph 2.10(1)(h)(i)-(vi) of the SIS Regulations. |\n| Exposure type | Means the exposure type applicable to the derivative contract(s). The exposure type options are;Interest Rate Contract;Foreign Exchange Contract;Credit Risk Contract;Equity Contract;Commodity Contract; andOther Contract. |\n| External Audit (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of external audit services. |\n| Externally managed – connected entity (Investment Option Management Type) | Means the RSE licensee of the fund does not engage in any activity relating to the management of investments in respect of the investment option interest; and that each entity that manages investments in respect of the investment option is a connected entity. Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Externally managed – non connected entity (Investment Option Management Type) | Means the RSE licensee of the fund does not engage in any activity relating to the management of investments in respect of the investment option interest, and that each entity that manages investments in respect of the investment option is not a connected entity. Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Externally managed investment | Means, for purposes of reporting under SRS 551.0 and SRS 553.0, investments which are not internally managed investments. This include investments managed through the use of external investment managers which are not connected entities of the RSE licensee. Examples of externally managed investments include:investments managed by a third-party investment manager under an investment mandate;investment in a pooled vehicle managed by a non-connected entity investment manager;investments held via co-investments arrangement; andinvestments held as a limited partner.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Externally managed investment option | Means, for purposes of reporting under SRS 551.0 and SRS 553.0, investment options other than internally managed investment option.It includes Investment Options with:Investment Option Strategy Setting Type of ‘Non Connected Entity’; and,Investment Option Management Type of ‘Externally Managed – Non- connected Entity’.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| External product investment options | Means investment options with investment option management type of externally managed – non connected entity and investment option strategy setting type of non connected entity. |\n\nF\n\n| Family Law (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged to cover the costs of activities carried out for family law purposes on behalf of members. |\n| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n| Fees and costs arrangement | Means a set of fees and costs that are applicable to members depending on how they have accessed the fund. For example, if an RSE has a set of fees and costs for general membership and a different set of fees and costs for a large employer, APRA would expect two fees and costs arrangements to be reported. |\n| Fees and costs arrangement identifier (FCAI) | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee to represent a fees and costs arrangement. The FCAI must satisfy the following conditions;it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the FCAI used for another fees and costs arrangement within the same RSE, DB RSE or ERF;it cannot change so long as the fees and costs arrangement exists; andit must be reported consistently across reporting periods. |\n| Fees and costs arrangement level | Fees and costs arrangement level is an indicator variable denoting the level of usage of the fees and costs arrangement.The fees and costs arrangement level options are:Superannuation product;Investment menu; andInvestment option. |\n| Fees and costs arrangement type | Fees and costs arrangement type is an indicator variable denoting the usage of the fees and costs arrangement.The fees and costs arrangement type options are:Standard; andCustom. |\n| Fees and costs component activity | Fees and costs component activity indicates the categorisation of the activities giving rise to fees and costs as specified by the relevant RG 97 version.The fees and costs component activity options are:Investment;Administration;Transaction;Advice; andMember Activity. |\n| Fees and costs component type | Fees and costs component type indicates the categorisation of fees and costs as specified by the relevant RG 97 version.The fees and costs component type options are:Indirect Costs;Indirect Cost Ratio;Fees Deducted Directly From Member Account; andOther Fees And Costs. |\n| Fees Deducted Directly From Member Account (performance component type) / (fees and costs component type) | Means the amount that is required to be inserted in a periodic statement under item 301(2)(a), Schedule 10 of the Corporations Regulations 2001.Fees deducted directly from member account must be reported gross of:(i) income tax and GST, after being reduced by any reduced inputs tax credits; and(ii) stamp duty; andwithout adjustment in relation to:(i) any tax deduction available to the responsible entity, operator or trustee; or(ii) the extent to which any tax deduction may be passed on to members. |\n| Female (gender) | Means a person who identifies their gender as female. |\n| Female (sex) | Means persons who have female or predominantly feminine biological characteristics, or female sex assigned at birth. |\n| Finalised Other (claim assessment) | Means the insurer has made a final decision on the claim, but it does not meet the definition of admitted or declined. |\n| Financial Advice (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged to cover the costs of financial advice provided to members. |\n| Financial Auxiliaries (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Corporations and quasi-corporations engaged primarily in activities closely related to financial intermediation, but which do not themselves perform an intermediation role. |\n| Financial Hardship Application (activity fee type) | Means a fee charged to cover the costs of processing financial hardship applications by members. |\n| Financial Institutions n.e.c (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means any financial institutions other than the RBA, ADIs, registered financial corporations, central borrowing authorities, life insurance corporations, other insurance corporations, self-managed superannuation funds, other superannuation funds, financial auxiliaries, securitisers, money-market investment funds and non-money-market financial investment funds. |\n| Financial Planners (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of financial planners employed by the RSE licensee. |\n| Financial Planning Payments To Externals (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of financial planning payments to external companies or individuals (not employed by the RSE licensee). |\n| Financial Services Corporation Ownership (RSE licensee ownership type) | Means where the owner of the RSE licensee is a financial services corporation, i.e. the owner is a legal entity created for the purpose of producing financial goods and services for the market, that may be a source of profit or other financial gain to its owner(s) and it is collectively owned by shareholders who have the authority to appoint directors responsible for its general management. Excludes: a financial services corporation that is the principal employer-sponsor of all RSEs within the RSE licensee’s business operations. |\n| Fixed Income (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) / (asset class sector type) /(investment manager asset class sector type) | Means a loan, placement or debt security. |\n| Fixed Income Asset Backed Commercial Mortgage (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security backed by a pool of mortgages for commercial properties. |\n| Fixed Income Asset Backed Other (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security backed by a pool of non-mortgage assets such as loans or debt from consumer credit products. |\n| Fixed Income Asset Backed Residential Mortgage (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security backed by a pool of mortgages for residential properties. |\n| Fixed Income Bonds Corporate (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a public placement of a debt security issued by a corporate entity which can typically be traded in a secondary market. |\n| Fixed Income Government / Semi-Government(Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means a debt security issued by a government or semi-government institution e.g. state and territory government. |\n| Fixed Income Bonds Government Inflation-linked (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security issued by a government for which the capital value of the security is indexed or adjusted for movements in the inflation rate. Interest is paid at fixed date and at a fixed rate, determined on issue, on the adjusted capital value. |\n| Fixed Income Bonds Government Coupon (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security issued by a government with fixed maturity date. Coupon payment is fixed for the life of the bond at its first issue. Excludes: Inflation-linked Government bonds. |\n| Fixed Income Bonds Government Other (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security issued by a government that does not meet the definition of the other characteristics available. |\n| Fixed Income Bank Bills Or Securities (asset class characteristic 2) | Means bills of exchange and/or money market instruments issued by a Banking Institution with a short term maturity, that do not qualify as cash equivalents. Typically issued at a discount and paid at face value at maturity. |\n| Fixed Income Development (asset class characteristic 1) | Means a private debt investment where the purpose is to construct or develop a real asset. |\n| Fixed Income Enhanced Cash (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an indirectly held investment in a portfolio of cash and short term fixed income securities that seeks a return above cash through increased risk exposure in assets with higher duration, credit risk and illiquidity over cash. Unlike cash funds, the portfolio may suffer capital loss under severe market conditions. |\n| Fixed Income Established (asset class characteristic 1) | Means a private debt investment secured by a real asset in an income generating phase and is subject to immaterial levels of construction risk. |\n| Fixed Income Excluding Credit (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) | Means investments in fixed income excluding credit. Reference: Credit. |\n| Fixed Income Investment Grade (asset class characteristic 1) | Means a debt security with counterparty rating of Grade 1 to Grade 4. |\n| Fixed Income Long Term (asset class characteristic 3) | Means a debt security with an original term to maturity of more than one year. |\n| Fixed Income Mezzanine Debt (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a subordinated security that sits between the equity and senior secured debt in priority in the event of default. The security is typically highly tailored and illiquid. |\n| Fixed Income Non Investment Grade (asset class characteristic 1) | Means a debt security with counterparty rating of Grade 5 and below. |\n| Fixed Income Non-Government (Other Than Private Debt)(Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means a debt security issued by a non-government institution other than those with asset class characteristics type of Fixed Income Private Debt. |\n| Fixed Income Other (asset class characteristic 2) / (Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means a loan, placement or debt security that does not meet the definition of the other fixed income characteristics provided. |\n| Fixed Income Private Debt (asset class characteristic 2) / (Cash And Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means an investment in a loan or debt that is not publicly issued or traded in a secondary market, which are not evidenced by the issue of debt securities. |\n| Fixed Income Short Term (asset class characteristic 3) | Means a debt security with an original term to maturity of one year or less. |\n| Fixed Income Structured Non-Asset Backed (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a debt security created through a securitisation process which involves the pooling of assets, or interests in assets, in a special purpose vehicle (SPV), which is funded by the issue of securities and which is not backed by a pool of assets. |\n| Fixed Income Term Deposit (asset class characteristic 2) | Means money placed in a Banking Institution for a fixed period for a stated interest rate. Includes certificates of deposits and term deposits that do not qualify as cash equivalents. |\n| Flat (tier type) | Flat tier means that for members with a balance between the tier lower bound and tier upper bound, a flat expense or benefit will be applied to the members’ entire balance. |\n| Flat dollar amount | Means the expense or benefit attributable to a member expressed as a flat dollar amount. |\n| For Profit Status (RSE licensee profit status type) | Means where an RSE licensee cannot be classified as being not for profit status. |\n| Foreign Currency Contracts Outstanding | Means the type of value reported for outstanding foreign currency contracts. |\n| Foreign Currency Contracts Settlements (cash flow type) | Means the net cash outflows to settle foreign currency contracts. |\n| Foreign Exchange Contract (exposure type) | Means a contract that transfers the exchange rate risk on an underlying asset from one party to another. Includes: gold contracts. |\n| Formal Valuation (valuation type) | Means the valuation prepared by a qualified and independent external valuer based on broadly industry accepted approaches and techniques appropriate in the circumstances to arrive at an opinion on the value or range of values of the investment based on such analysis. |\n| Forward Pricing (pricing type (applications/ redemptions)) | Means a method of processing applications and redemptions of units, where the unit price is calculated and published after the applications have been received. |\n| Forward Pricing (pricing type (switching)) | Means a method of processing switches in and switches out, where the unit price is calculated and published after the applications have been received. |\n| Forwards (contract type) | Means a negotiated agreement to exchange a predetermined amount of an underlying asset financial instrument at a specified future date and at a predetermined price. |\n| Fund Operations And Corporate Overheads (expense group) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of corporate overheads services and operation. |\n| Futures (contract type) | Means a standardised agreement to exchange a predetermined amount of an underlying asset financial instrument at a specified future date and at a predetermined price. |\n\nG\n\n| Gearing proportion | Means the proportion of the investment value which is geared. Gearing represents borrowings for the purpose of boosting the return on capital and income via additional investment. |\n| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Gearing Limit (Investment Gearing Proportion Type) | Means the maximum level of gearing allowed for by the investment's strategy. |\n| Gender | Means the gender identity that a person feels themself to be. Refers to current gender, which may be different to sex recorded at birth and may be different to what is indicated on legal documents. |\n| General (intermediary type) | Means where an acquired insurance arrangement within an RSE or defined benefit RSE, which is identified by an insurance table identifier, has not been negotiated for a specific type of intermediary relationship. |\n| General Base (membership base type) | Means where the predominant base of members of the RSE cannot otherwise be categorised as government base, corporate base and industry base. |\n| General Partnership (Holding Vehicle Type) | Means an association of two or more persons, other than a company, jointly carrying on business and sharing responsibilities, profits and losses. |\n| Generic (investment menu type) | A Generic investment menu is an investment menu that is not a Platform or Lifecycle Option investment menu. |\n| Generic (product category) | Means products that do not fall into one of the following product categories:Insurance Only;MySuper Material Goodwill; orMySuper Large Employer. |\n| Global Region (international region exposure) | Means the international region is global. |\n| Gold Bullion (collateral type per CPS 226) | Means gold bullion collateral referred to under paragraph 47(h) of CPS 226. |\n| Government Base (membership base type) | Means where members join the fund as a result of working for a government organisation, including quasi-corporations controlled by the general government sector. A government organisation is a legal entity established by political processes that have legislative, judicial or executive authority over other institutional units in a given area; are financed mainly from taxation or government transfers; and are principally involved in the provision of goods and services free of charge or at economically insignificant prices. |\n| Government Debt Securities (collateral type per CPS 226) | Means debt securities referred to under paragraph 47(b) of CPS 226. |\n| Grade 1 (counterparty rating grade)/ (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s AAA, Moody’s Aaa, AM Best aaa, Fitch AAA. |\n| Grade 2 (counterparty rating grade) / (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s AA+, AA, AA-; Moody’s Aa1, Aa2, Aa3; AM Best aa+, aa, aa-; Fitch AA+, AA, AA. |\n| Grade 3 (counterparty rating grade) / (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s A+, A, A-; Moody’s A1, A2, A3; AM Best a+, a, a-; Fitch A+, A, A-. |\n| Grade 4 (counterparty rating grade) / (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s BBB+, BBB, BBB-; Moody’s Baa1, Baa2, Baa3; AM Best bbb+, bbb, bbb-; Fitch BBB+, BBB, BBB-. |\n| Grade 5 (counterparty rating grade) / (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s BB+, BB, BB-; Moody’s Ba1, Ba2, Ba3; AM Best bb+, bb, bb-; Fitch BB+, BB, BB-. |\n| Grade 6 (counterparty rating grade) / (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s B+, B, B-; Moody’s B1, B2, B3; AM Best b+, b, b-; Fitch B+, B, B-. |\n| Grade 7 (counterparty rating grade) / (counterparty credit rating grade) | Means a rating of Standard & Poor’s CCC or below; Moody’s Caa or below; AM Best b or below; Fitch CCC or below; unrated. |\n| Gross Investment Return (return measurement) / (option return type) / (performance component type) | Means the time-weighted rate of return, adjusted for cash flows as they occur.Indirect Costs, Indirect Cost Ratio, Other Fees And Costs, Fees Deducted Directly From Member Account and Tax should not be netted off this return. |\n| Gross Investment Return Net Of Fees (return measurement) / (option return type) / (comparison return type) | Means the time-weighted rate of return on investments, net of Indirect Costs, Indirect Cost Ratio, Other Fees And Costs and Fees Deducted Directly From Member Account with a fees and costs component activity type of Investment or Transaction, adjusted for cash flows as they occur.Tax should not be netted off this return.If there is a range in the amount of applicable fees and costs that may be charged, the calculation must use the highest fees and costs in the range. |\n| Gross Negative Position (Gross Position) | Means the value of the derivatives is in a liability position. |\n| Gross Position | Means whether the value of the derivatives are in positive (asset) or negative (liability) position. |\n| Gross Positive Position (Gross Position) | Means the value of the derivatives is in an asset position. |\n| Group Board Remuneration Committee | Means where an RSE licensee is part of a corporate group and the group Board Remuneration Committee is responsible for remuneration related matters for the RSE licensee. |\n| Group Company (service provider relationship type) | Means a parent company that has a shareholding in both the service provider and the trustee. |\n| Group insurance policy | Means a superannuation insurance policy that provides insured benefits in respect of the membership agreed between the RSE licensee and the insurer. |\n| Group Insurance Policy (insurance policy type) | Means that the insurance cluster consists of one or more group insurance policies. |\n| Growth Alternatives (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) | Means Alternatives that are designed to generate strong returns. Excludes: Defensive Alternatives. |\n\nH\n\n| Historic Pricing (pricing type (applications/redemptions) | Means a method of processing applications to buy or sell units, using unit prices that have been calculated and published before the applications have been received. |\n| --------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Historic Pricing (pricing type (switching)) | Means a method of processing switches, using unit prices that have been calculated and published before the applications have been received. |\n| Holding Vehicle Type | Means the type of vehicle that holds the investments reported under Investment Arrangement Type. |\n| Human Resources (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any human resources services.Includes: RecruitmentExcludes: Training |\n\nI\n\n| Illiquid Assets Exposure – Actual (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the level of exposure in illiquid investments as defined in the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy. |\n| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Illiquid Assets Exposure – Stressed (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the estimated level of exposure in illiquid investments under stressed scenario as defined in the RSE licensee's liquidity management policy. |\n| Implemented Consultant (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any implemented consultant services. |\n| In force | Means an insurance policy is valid or in operation. |\n| In-scope Criteria | Means the criteria that is met by the Investment Option for inclusion in reporting. |\n| Inactive | Has the meaning as in subsection 68AAA(3) of the SIS Act. |\n| Inception date | Means:(1) For a superannuation product, the first date that it was possible for a member or prospective member to open an account within the product;(2) For an investment menu, the first date that any investment options were available to be selected through the menu; and(3) For an investment option, the first date that the investment option was available through any investment menu within the RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF.(4) For a fees and costs arrangement, the first date that the fees and costs arrangement was applicable to any members within the fund.(5) For a defined benefit sub-fund, the first date that it was possible for a member or prospective member to open an account within the sub-fund. |\n| Includes cover for category 1 occupations | Means occupations that are sedentary and of a professional nature, where the primary work task(s) associated with the occupation does not have a physical element, where over 80 per cent of hours are spent in an office environment and minimal exposure to unusual occupational hazards.Category 1 occupations must satisfy one of the following:tertiary qualified;membership of a professional body;registration by a government body; orhold a senior management role within an organisation. |\n| Includes cover for category 2 occupations | Means occupations that are sedentary and of a white-collar nature, where the primary work task(s) associated with the occupation does not have a physical element, where over 80 per cent of hours are spent in an office environment and minimal to no exposure to unusual occupational hazards. |\n| Includes cover for category 3 occupations | Means occupations that are active and of a light, blue-collar nature, where the primary work task(s) associated with the occupation involve light manual duties (under 20 per cent of time pent), and possible exposure to unusual occupational hazards. An example would be an employee supervising other staff performing blue collar activities. |\n| Includes cover for category 4 occupations | Means occupations that are active and of a blue-collar nature, where the primary work task(s) associated with the occupation involve manual duties (over 20 per cent of hours worked), and possible exposure to unusual occupational hazards. An example would be a qualified trades person. |\n| Includes cover for category 5 occupations | Means occupations that are active and of a heavy blue-collar nature, where the primary work task(s) associated with the occupation involve heavy manual duties, and possible exposure to unusual occupational hazards. |\n| Includes cover for category 6 occupations | Means an occupation that satisfies the dangerous occupation exception in section 68AAF of the SIS Act. |\n| Income Approach (valuation approach) | Means a valuation approach that converts future amounts (eg cash flows or income and expenses) to a single current (ie discounted) amount. The fair value measurement is determined on the basis of the value indicated by current market expectations about those future amounts. Refer to IFRS13/AASB13. |\n| Income protection (IP) insurance | Means the temporary incapacity cover provided to members, where ‘temporary incapacity’ has the meaning as in regulation 6.01 of the SIS Regulations. |\n| Income protection benefit period | Means the period of time a member will receive income protection payments over.The income protection benefit period options are:Up To 1 Year;Up To 2 Years;Up To 5 Years;Until Age 60;Until Age 65;Until Age 67;Until Age 70;Other; andNot Applicable. |\n| Income Protection Insurance (IP) (insurance cover type) | Insurance cover is provided for income protection (IP) insurance. |\n| Income protection waiting period | Means the period of time in days a member must wait before income protection payments can be made. |\n| Indemnity Value (cover valuation basis) | Means where insurance covers a person for a salary value that is verified when a claim is made. |\n| Independent Director (director type) | Means where the director is an independent director within the meaning given in s. 10(1) of the SIS Act. Reference: SIS Act, s. 10(1), s. 89 and s. 89(2). |\n| Independent Valuation Frequency | Means the frequency that an investment is valued by an independent party. |\n| Independent Valuer Appointed By The Investment Manager (valuer type) | Means an independent external valuation expert appointed by the investment manager. |\n| Independent Valuer Appointed By The RSE Licensee (valuer type) | Means an independent external valuation expert appointed by the RSE licensee. |\n| Independent Valuer Appointed by The Investee Company (valuer type) | Means an independent external valuation expert appointed by the investee company. |\n| Indirect cost | Has the meaning as in item 101, Schedule 10 of the Corporations Regulations 2001. |\n| Indirect cost (non RSE licensee) | Means the indirect cost that is separately disclosed by the external manager or product provider and is not disclosed by the RSE licensee. See cl 102(1)(h) of Sch 10.For superannuation products, indirect costs form part of investment fees and costs or administration fees and costs: see cl 101of Sch 10. For managed investment products and notified foreign passport fund products, indirect costs form part of management fees and costs: see cl 102(1)(h) of Sch 10. |\n| Indirect Cost Ratio (ICR) (performance component type) / (fees and costs component type) | Means the ratio of the total indirect costs for an investment option, to the average net assets of the investment option over the reporting period. A fee deducted directly from a member’s account is not included in the indirect cost ratio. |\n| Indirect Costs (performance component type) / (fees and costs component type) | Has the meaning as in item 101, Schedule 10 of the Corporations Regulations 2001. |\n| Indirect Parent (service provider relationship type) | Means where the service provider has a shareholding in a Parent company of the RSE licensee. |\n| Indirect Subsidiary (service provider relationship type) | Means where the RSE licensee has a shareholding in a Parent company of the service provider. |\n| Indirectly Held (investment type) | Means an investment made via an investment vehicle. |\n| Individual Advisor Only (access type) | Means superannuation products that can only be accessed by individuals through an approved advisor. |\n| Individual Asset Level (Level Of Out Of Cycle Valuation Reporting) | Means the reporting of the out of cycle valuation adjustment is at the individual asset level. |\n| Individual Country (international region exposure) | Means an individual country. |\n| Individual insurance policy | Means a superannuation insurance policy that provides insured benefits in respect of one member. |\n| Individual Insurance Policy (Insurance policy type) | Means that the insurance cluster consists of one or more individual insurance policies. |\n| Individual No Advisor Required (access type) | Means a superannuation product that can be accessed by individuals without the need for an employer relationship or an approved advisor. |\n| Individual Trustee | Means an individual trustee of an RSE licensee which is a group of individual trustees. Reference: SIS Act, s. 10(1). |\n| Individually managed mandate (Investment Arrangement Type) | Means an asset portfolio managed by an investment manager in accordance with a formal agreement. |\n| Industrial Body (Service Provider Type) | Means where payments made by or on behalf of the RSE licensee in respect of the RSE during the year of income to another entity who, at the time of receiving the payment, was an organisation (within the meaning of the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009). |\n| Industry Association (Service Provider Type) | Means an association incorporated in any Australian State or Territory; which represents entities in the superannuation industry. |\n| Industry Base (membership base type) | Means where members join the RSE as a result of working in a particular industry sector. |\n| Informal Valuation (valuation type) | Means the valuation based on a review by the investment manager and/or some of the fund’s service providers performed between formal valuations and are expected to be of robust standards in line with industry accepted approaches appropriate in the circumstance. This includes desktop valuations. |\n| Infrastructure (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) / (asset class sector type) /(investment manager asset class sector type) | Means the basic physical systems of a country, state or region including transportation, communication, utilities, and public institutions. |\n| Infrastructure Airports (asset class characteristic 2) | Means infrastructure investments in airports. |\n| Infrastructure Communications (asset class characteristic 2) | Means investments in communications infrastructure. |\n| Infrastructure Development (asset class characteristic 1) | Means an infrastructure investment predominantly non-income generating and is subject to material levels of construction risk. |\n| Infrastructure Diversified (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a diversified portfolio of infrastructure assets. |\n| Infrastructure Energy Assets (asset class characteristic 2) | Means investments in energy assets such as electricity and gas infrastructure. |\n| Infrastructure Established (asset class characteristic 1) | Means an infrastructure investment which is in an income generating phase and is subject to immaterial levels of construction risk. |\n| Infrastructure Government (asset class characteristic 3) | Means an infrastructure investment owned by a federal, state, territory or local government, or corporations owned or controlled by a federal, state, territory or local government. |\n| Infrastructure Non Government (asset class characteristic 3) | Means an infrastructure investment that is not owned by a federal, state, territory or local government, or corporations owned or controlled by a federal, state, territory or local government. |\n| Infrastructure Other (asset class characteristic 2) | Means investments in infrastructure outside of the categories listed. |\n| Infrastructure Ports (asset class characteristic 2) | Means infrastructure investments in ports. |\n| Infrastructure Public Private Partnership (asset class characteristic 3) | Means an arrangement between the public and private sector for the development, delivery, operations, maintenance, and financing of public infrastructure. |\n| Infrastructure Railways (asset class characteristic 2) | Means infrastructure investments in railways. |\n| Infrastructure Social Availability (asset class characteristic 2) | Means investments in social infrastructure such as schools, hospitals and prisons. |\n| Infrastructure Toll Roads (asset class characteristic 2) | Means infrastructure investments in toll roads. |\n| Infrastructure Utilities (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an infrastructure investment embodying a utility service such as water. |\n| In-house Assets | Represents in-house assets within the meaning given in Part 8 of the SIS Act. |\n| Initial Margin Collected | Means the value of all collateral received in the form of initial margin in relation to non-centrally cleared derivatives. |\n| Initial Margin Posted | Means the value of all collateral posted in the form of initial margin in relation to non-centrally cleared derivatives. |\n| Insourced (insourced or outsourced) | Means the performance of functions, processes or projects with internal resources. |\n| Insourced or outsourced | Means the performance of functions, processes or projects with internal or external resources to the RSE licensee. |\n| Instrument Issuer Type | Means the issuer type of the instrument issuer. |\n| Instrument Market Value | Means the market value of the instrument. |\n| Instrument Type | Means a financial instrument type subject to repurchase agreements and stock lending and borrowing. The instrument types are:Bills of Exchange;One Name Paper;Long-Term Debt Securities;Shares and Units in Trusts; andOther. |\n| Insurance Administration (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the processing and management of insurance arrangements for members. |\n| Insurance cluster | Means a collection of one or more superannuation insurance policies held by an RSE licensee, issued by the same life insurance company. |\n| Insurance cluster end date | For a single policy means the last date that the superannuation insurance policy was in force. For aggregated policies, means the last date that any of the superannuation insurance policies within the insurance cluster was in force. |\n| Insurance cluster identifier (ICI) | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee to represent an insurance cluster.The ICI must satisfy the following rules:it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the ICI currently or previously used for another insurance cluster within the same RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF; andit cannot change so long as the insurance cluster exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods. |\n| Insurance cluster open to new members | An insurance cluster is open to new members if members that satisfy the relevant criteria by the RSE licensee and/or life insurance company can take out cover under a superannuation insurance policy in the insurance cluster. |\n| Insurance cluster start date | For a single policy, means the first date that the superannuation insurance policy was in force.For aggregated policies, means the first date that any of the superannuation insurance policies within the insurance cluster was in force. |\n| Insurance cluster subgroup | Means the description of a collection within an insurance cluster of one or more insurance policies offered to members where terms may vary from other members. For example, members from a specific employer may have different terms or conditions to general membership. |\n| Insurance cover type | Indicates the type of insurance cover being described.Possible insurance cover types are:Life Insurance;Total And Permanent Disability Insurance;Income Protection Insurance;Bundled Life And Total And Permanent Disability Insurance;Bundled Life And Income Protection Insurance;Bundled Total And Permanent Disability And Income Protection Insurance;Bundled Life Total And Permanent Disability And Income Protection Insurance; andOther Insurance. |\n| Insurance Fee (activity fee type) | Has the meaning as in section 29V(9) of the SIS Act. |\n| Insurance Guide | Means a document which outlines the types of insurance policies and insurance cover arrangements available to superannuation fund members. |\n| Insurance Only (product category) | Means products in the accumulation phase and which provide for insurance benefits only. The member does not have an accumulated account balance because all contributions and rollovers are used to pay for insurance premiums or fees. |\n| Insurance Only (investment option type) | Means investment options in the accumulation phase and which provide for insurance benefits only. The member does not have an accumulated account balance because all contributions and rollovers are used to pay for insurance premiums or fees. |\n| Insurance policy | Means a contract between an RSE licensee and an insurance company to provide insurance in respect of a member or group of members. |\n| Insurance policy type | Means the type of superannuation insurance policy offered within an insurance cluster.Possible insurance policy types are:Group Insurance Policy; andIndividual Insurance Policy. |\n| Insurance premium | Means an amount paid for the provision of insurance under an insurance policy. Excludes: legacy insurance arrangements where no insurance premium is payable because the insurance policy is based on a surrender value. |\n| Insurance premium collected | Means the amount of insurance premium collected from member accounts. |\n| Insurance premium paid | Means insurance premium paid to the life insurance company for the provision of cover under an insurance policy. |\n| Insurance premium rebate | Means rebates received from the life insurance company in respect of members’ insurance premiums paid to that insurer. Includes: all rebates regardless of how or to whom the rebate is paid, such as directly to the RSE licensee or an employer-sponsor of the RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF. |\n| Insurance premium rebate received | Means the value of insurance premium rebate received from the life insurance company. |\n| Insurance reporting level | Means the number of superannuation insurance policies included within an insurance cluster.Possible insurance reporting levels are:Single Policy; andAggregated Policies. |\n| Insurance Table Arrangement Identifier | Means a unique identifier for a related group of insurance table identifiers, where each insurance table ID under the insurance table arrangement is available to the same member cohort, and is differentiated only by risk factors including worker category and smoker status; or insurance cover type. |\n| Insurance table identifier | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee used to represent insurance arrangements.The insurance table identifier must satisfy the following rules:it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the insurance table number currently or previously used for another insurance arrangement within the same RSE or defined benefit RSE; andit cannot change so long as the insurance arrangement exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods. |\n| Interest Rate Contract (exposure type) | Means a contract that transfers the interest rate risk on an underlying asset from one party to another. |\n| Intermediary Identifier | Means the LEI, a 20-digit, alpha-numeric code based on the ISO 17442 standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). The Legal Entity Identifier is a 20-digit, alpha-numeric code issued by a Local Operating Unit in accordance with the ISO’s International Standard ISO 17442. The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation maintains a free online searchable database of Legal Entity Identifiers, available at https://search.gleif.org/#/search/ |\n| Intermediary Type | Means a person or entity engaged by the RSE in the origination of new member accounts, such as Employer-sponsors, Promoters and Australian Financial Services (AFS) Licensees. |\n| Internal Audit (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of internal audit services. |\n| Internal Investment Identifier | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee used to represent an investment.The Internal Investment Identifier must satisfy the following rules:it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the Internal Investment Identifier used for another investment within the same RSE , defined benefit RSE or ERF; andit cannot change so long as the investment exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods (including if the name of the investment changes). |\n| Internal – RSE Licensee (valuer type) | Means a valuer that is internal to the RSE licensee’s operations. This includes when the RSE licensee made adjustments to the valuation opinion of the independent external valuer. |\n| Internally managed (investment option management type) | Means investment management is carried out by the RSE licensee. |\n| Internally Managed Investment | Means, for purposes of reporting under SRS 551.0 and SRS 553.0, investments managed directly by an RSE licensee or a connected entity of the RSE licensee enabling control over a majority of the following activities (non-exhaustive): formulating of investment strategy, determining portfolio structure, selecting investments, instructing implementation or executing portfolio implementation.Examples of internally managed investments include:investments managed directly by the RSE licensee;investments managed by the RSE licensee’s connected entity investment manager;investments in an investment vehicle/trust (e.g. Property Trust) managed by the RSE licensee’s connected entity; orprivate market investments managed by a general partner that is a connected entity of the RSE licensee.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Internally Managed Investment Option | Means, for the purposes of reporting under SRS 551.0 and SRS 553.0, the RSE licensee or its connected entity is responsible for setting the investment option’s investment strategy, including investment risk and return objectives and strategic asset allocation.It includes Investment Options with:Investment Option Strategy Setting Type of ‘RSE Licensee’ or ‘Connected Entity’; and/ orInvestment Option Management Type of Internally Managed’ or ‘Externally Managed – Connected Entity’.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| International Domicile (domicile type) | Means financial instruments issued outside Australia. |\n| International economy type | The international economy types are:Emerging Markets;Developed Markets;Not Specified; andNot Applicable. |\n| International Region Exposure | Means the international region of exposure. |\n| International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) (investment identifier type) | Means a financial instrument identifier issued under the International Organization for Standardization’s (ISO) standard (ISO 6166). |\n| Intra Fund Advice (expense type) | Means financial product advice given by an RSE licensee (or an employee of, or another person acting under arrangement with, the RSE licensee) of an RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF to its members, where that advice is not of a kind to which the prohibition in section 99F of the SIS Act applies. |\n| Investment (component activity) / (fees and costs component activity) | Means activities that give rise to ‘investment fees’ as defined in item 101, Schedule 10 of the Corporations Regulations 2001.Excludes Administration and Transaction activities. |\n| Investment administration(expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any investment administration services. |\n| Investment Arrangement Type | Means the arrangement in place for the management or ownership of the investment.The investment arrangement types are:Co-investment;Direct Investment;Individually Managed Mandate;Joint Venture;Managed Investment Schemes/ Pooled Funds;Other; andNot Available. |\n| Investment cap | Means the maximum percentage of a member’s balance that is permitted to be invested into an investment option or investment menu. |\n| Investment charge type | The investment charge type indicates the circumstances in which the fee or cost is incurred. The investment charge types are:Base;Performance Linked; andNot Applicable. |\n| Investment Consulting (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any investment consulting services. Excludes asset consulting. |\n| Investment Committee Or Equivalent (Approver Of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by the Investment Committee of the RSE licensee or equivalent committee. |\n| Investment horizon | Means the defined investment horizon for the return objective. The investment horizon is calculated by length of time over which the return of the investment option, as measured by the return measurement, is expected to exceed the return objective target return. |\n| Investment Gearing Proportion Type | Means the type of investment gearing proportion reported. |\n| Investment Identifier | Means a unique identifier that is used to identify an investment. |\n| Investment Identifier Of Underlying Investment | Means the Investment Identifier of the underlying investment. |\n| Investment Identifier Type | Means a financial instrument identifier standard or system. |\n| Investment Identifier Type Of Underlying Investment | Means the Investment Identifier Type of the underlying investment. |\n| Investment Management (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any investment management services. |\n| Investment Management Expenses (expense category type) | Means the profit was attributable to an investment management expense. |\n| Investment Manager Asset Class Sector Type | Means the asset class sector as assigned to the investment manager for asset allocation purposes. The asset class sector types are:CashFixed IncomeEquityPropertyInfrastructureAlternativesMulti-sector |\n| Investment Manager (valuer type) | Means the investment manager or General Partner is the valuer. Report here where the investment manager made adjustments to the valuation opinion of the independent external valuer. |\n| Investment manager level | Fees and costs related to Investment activities are classified by their investment manager level.The investment manager levels are:Direct Investment Manager;Underlying Investment Manager; andNot Applicable. |\n| Investment Management Type | Means whether the investment management is internal or external. The investment management types are:Internally Managed InvestmentExternally Managed Investment |\n| Investment menu | Means a grouping of investment options offered by a fund within a superannuation product that has a defined fee and cost structure incurred by members in order to access those investment options.This is required to be included for consistency within the data model even if there are no fees or costs incurred at this level.The same investment menu may be made available to more than one superannuation product.Where the associated superannuation product is a lifecycle product, the investment menu represents the collection of lifecycle stages or cohorts. |\n| Investment menu identifier (IMI) | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee used to represent an investment menu.The IMI must satisfy the following rules:it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the IMI used for another investment menu within the same RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF; andit cannot change so long as the investment menu exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods (including if the name of the investment menu or the investment options available change). |\n| Investment menu type | The investment menu types are:Generic;Platform; andLifecycle Option. |\n| Investment option | Has the meaning as in section 1017BB(6) of the Corporations Act, except for lifecycle products where each lifecycle stage or cohort should be reported at this level.The same investment option may be made available to more than one investment menu. |\n| Investment option categories | The investment option categories are:Single Sector;Multi Sector;Direct Cash Account;Direct Term Deposit;Direct Fixed Income Instrument;Direct Shares;Direct Hybrid Security;Annuity; andOther. |\n| Investment option identifier (IOI) | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee used to represent an investment option.The IOI must satisfy the following rules:it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the IOI used for another investment option within the same RSE , defined benefit RSE or ERF; andit cannot change so long as the investment option exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods (including if the name of the investment option changes). |\n| Investment Option Management Type | The Investment Option Management types are:Internally ManagedExternally Managed – Connected EntityExternally Managed – Non Connected EntityNot Applicable |\n| Investment Option Size (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the market value of the Investment Option. |\n| Investment Option Strategy Setting type | The Investment Option Strategy Setting types are:RSE Licensee;Connected Entity; andNon-connected Entity |\n| Investment option type | The investment option types are:Multi Manager;Single Asset;Exchange Traded Product;Listed Investment Company;Single manager – other listed;Single manager – unlisted;Managed Discretionary Account;Separately Managed Account;Insurance Only; andDefined Benefit. |\n| Investment Research (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any investment research services. |\n| Investment type | Means the type of investment characterised by the medium through which the RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF holds the investment. The investment types are:Directly Held; andIndirectly Held. |\n| Investment Vehicle Domicile | Means the country of domicile of the investment vehicle. |\n| Investment vehicle type | Means the type of investment vehicle holding the investments. The investment vehicles are:Cash Management Trust;Life Company Guaranteed;Life Company Investment Linked;Life Company Other;Pooled Superannuation Trust;Retail Trust;Wholesale Trust;Other Indirect Investment; andNot Applicable. |\n| Investment vehicle –connected entity | Means an investment vehicle of a connected entity - investments. |\n| Investment vehicle – non connected entity | Means an investment vehicle of an entity that is not a connected entity – investments. |\n| Investments Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for assisting the Board with investment policy and strategy related matters. |\n| Issuer Type | Means the sector type of the issuer. |\n| IT Services(expense type) | Means the expense incurred for corporate IT services for the RSE licensee in respect of the RSE. |\n\nJ\n\n| Joint Venture (Investment Arrangement Type) | Means a contractual arrangement of the RSE licensee whereby two or more parties undertake an economic activity that is subject to joint control or joint arrangement (an arrangement of which two or more parties have joint control). |\n| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Jurisdictions Not Permitting Required Safe-Keeping Of Initial Margin (exemptions from margin requirements) | Means the reason for exemption from initial margin requirements is that the legal jurisdiction does not permit the entity or its counterparty to satisfy the safe-keeping requirements for initial margin. |\n\nL\n\n```html\n

Legacy Product

Means a superannuation product that is closed to new members, but existing members may continue to make contributions.

Legal (expense type)

Means the expense incurred for any legal service providers.

LEI (investment identifier type)

Means the LEI issued under the ISO’s standard ISO 17442. The Legal Entity Identifier is a 20-digit, alpha-numeric code issued by a Local Operating Unit in accordance with the ISO’s International Standard ISO 17442. The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation maintains a free online searchable database of Legal Entity Identifiers, available at https://search.gleif.org/#/search/

Length Of A Director’s Term

Means the number of years of an individual’s term where the board of an RSE licensee has set a length for the term of appointment of a director, individual trustee or alternate director as part of the board renewal policy. Reference: SPS 510.

Level 1 Early Warning Exceeded

Means a first level early warning liquidity event trigger metric or indicator has been exceeded that requires action, e.g. more frequent reporting and or monitoring to the Board.

Level 2 Early Warning Exceeded

Means a second level early warning liquidity event trigger metric or indicator has been exceeded that requires liquidity risk mitigating actions e.g. sell down of assets and escalation to the Board.

Level 3 Limit Exceeded

Means a liquidity event trigger metric or indicator has been exceeded that is a breach of the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy.

Level Of Out Of Cycle Valuation Reporting

Means the level at which out of cycle valuation adjustments were being reported on. These are:

  • Individual Asset Level;
  • Aggregate Asset Level; and
  • Asset Sector Level.

Less Cover Than Default (current level of cover)

Means where, the member has cover as at the reporting date, but they have elected to have less cover than the Default Level Of Cover.

Life Company Guaranteed (Investment vehicle type)

Means the provision of benefits payable under an ‘investment account contract’, where an ‘investment account contract’ is a contract within the meaning given in s 14(2) of the Life Insurance Act 1995.

Life Company Investment Linked (investment vehicle type)

Means the provision of benefits payable under an ‘investment-linked contract’, where an ‘investment-linked contract’ is a contract within the meaning given in s 14(4) of the Life Insurance Act 1995.

Life Company Other (investment vehicle type)

Means any investment in a life insurance company that does not otherwise fall into the definition of life company guaranteed or life company investment linked.

Life insurance

Means a death benefit provided in accordance with section 68AA(1)(b) of the SIS Act.

Life Insurance (insurance cover type)

Means insurance cover that is provided for life insurance.

Life insurance company

Means a company registered by APRA under section 17 of the Life Insurance Act 1995.

Life insurance company ABN

Means the ABN of a life insurance company.

Life insurance company name

Means the business name of a life insurance company.

Life Insurance Corporations (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type)

Life insurance companies and friendly societies that are registered under the Life Insurance Act 1995 and are regulated by APRA. They offer insurance for death or disability and also offer investment and superannuation products

Lifecycle Cohort Design (lifecycle product)

Means a lifecycle design where the fund will switch a member out of one lifecycle option into another as the member meets the lifecycle stage factors of each successive option.

Lifecycle exception

Has the meaning as in section 29TC(2) of the SIS Act.

Lifecycle Option (investment menu type)

Means an investment menu that combines one or more age or life stages of a lifecycle investment strategy together.

Lifecycle Portfolio Mix Design – Dynamic Mix (lifecycle product)

Means a lifecycle design where a lifestage is constructed for members based on two or more investment pools, with allocations to those investment pools based on the glidepath and lifestage factors applicable to those members.

Lifecycle Portfolio Mix Design – Representative Stage (lifecycle product)

Means a lifecycle design where members are invested into a single lifestage option, with the investment strategy of the lifestage rebalanced over time in line with the glidepath and lifecycle stage factors.

Lifecycle product

Means a superannuation product to which a lifecycle exception applies.

Limited Partnership (Holding Vehicle Type)

Means an association of persons, other than a company, carrying on business as partners or in receipt of income jointly, where the liability of at least one of those persons is limited, or an association of persons with legal personality to carry on activities that are carried on by a body of that kind.

Liquidation Order

Means the expected order by which assets are to be sold by the RSE licensee.

Liquidity Indicator Metric (liquidity trigger metric or indicator)

Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to a measure of liquidity supply or a combination of liquidity supply and demand, as determined under the RSE licensee's liquidity management policy.

Liquidity Provider (in-scope criteria)

Means the reason for inclusion is the investment option is a Liquidity Provider.

Liquidity Provider (liquidity provider type)

Means an investment option that enables other investment options in the RSE to rebalance to their target asset allocation by absorbing mismatches i.e. the net rebalancing impact from other investment options into its portfolio asset allocation. The liquidity provider investment option then conducts trades with external market, as needed, to rebalance to its own target asset allocation. Report for all investment options that perform this role in the RSE.

Liquidity Provider Type

Means whether an investment option is a liquidity provider. The liquidity provider types are:

  • Liquidity Provider;
  • Liquidity Receiver; and
  • Not Applicable.

Liquidity Receiver (liquidity provider type)

Means an investment option that has its target asset allocation rebalanced through the liquidity provider (or providers).

Liquidity Stress Test Date

Means the date of the Board (or Board delegate) approval of the liquidity stress test.

Liquidity Trigger Metric Or Indicator

Means the liquidity trigger metric or indicator as defined in the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy.

Liquidity Trigger Metric Or Indicator Identifier

Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee used to represent a liquidity trigger metric or indicator as defined in the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy.

Listed (listing type)

Means a financial instrument that is traded through an Australian or international stock exchange.

Listed Investment Company (investment option type)

Means a listed investment vehicle that offers access to a portfolio of shares.

Listing type

Means if the financial instrument reported is traded through an Australian or international stock exchange, the selections available are:

  • Listed;
  • Unlisted; and
  • Not Specified;
  • Not Applicable; and
  • Not Available

Loan

Means a financial asset which is created when a creditor lends funds directly to a debtor, and is evidenced by documents that are non-negotiable.

Long Term Debt Securities (collateral type)/ (instrument type)

Means debt securities which have an original term to maturity of more than one year. Debt securities are financial instruments that evidence the issuers’ promise to repay the principal at face value upon maturity.

Lost Member Search Fee (activity fee type)

Means a fee charged to a member that is triggered upon a lost member search.

\n```\n\nM\n\n| Male (gender) | Means a person who identifies their gender as male. |\n| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Male (sex) | Means persons who have male or predominantly masculine biological characteristics, or male sex assigned at birth. |\n| Managed discretionary account | Has the meaning of a Managed Discretionary Account Services (MDA) service as defined in ASIC Corporations (Managed Discretionary Account Services) Instrument 2016/968. |\n| Managed Investment Schemes/ Pooled Funds (Investment Arrangement Type)/ (Holding Vehicle Type) | Means a fund, investment or scheme with the following features:investors contribute money to acquire an interest in the fund, investment or scheme;the pooled money in the fund, investment or scheme is used in a common enterprise, andan entity has day-to-day control over the operation of the fund, investment or scheme.For purposes of the reporting standard:this includes “managed investment schemes” as defined in section 9 of the Corporations Act 2001 and funds, investments or schemes that are domiciled in Australia or internationally; andthis excludes other pooled arrangements already included in the Investment Arrangement Type and Holding Vehicle Type list. |\n| Management Level Investment Committee (Approver Of Valuations) | Means the valuation is approved by a management level investment committee of the RSE licensee. |\n| Marginal (tier type) | Marginal tiers mean where only the portion of the member’s balance that falls between the tier upper bound and tier lower bound will be considered when determining the fee, expense or benefit. |\n| Market Approach (valuation approach) | Means a valuation approach that uses prices and other relevant information generated by market transactions involving identical or comparable (ie similar) assets, liabilities or a group of assets and liabilities, such as a business. Refer to IFRS13/AASB13. |\n| Market-Related Event (Out Of Cycle Valuation Trigger Event Type) | Means triggers due to movements in market factors that could materially change the value of the asset or group of assets relative to its previous valuation. |\n| Market value of investments | Means the market value of investments within the arrangement as at the end of the reporting period. |\n| Market Value Of Securities Under Repurchase Agreement And Securities Lending Arrangement | Means the value of securities under a repurchase agreement and, or a securities lending arrangement. |\n| Marketing (expense group) | Where the service provider is not the RSE or RSE Licensee, means the expense incurred for the provision of any promotion, marketing or sponsorship expense.the payment has been made, or is to be made, by or on behalf of the entity under a contract during the year of income;(ii) the purpose of the payment is promoting the entity, promoting a particular view on behalf of the entity or sponsorship on behalf of the entity; and(iii) the payment is not a gift (within the meaning of Part XX of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918) whose amount or value is to be included in the sum referred to in paragraph (c) of this subregulation.Where the service provider is the RSE or RSE Licensee, means any other expense incurred for the purpose of promotion or marketing. |\n| Marketing (Related Party (AASB 124) Transaction Type) | Means a transaction incurred for the provision of any promotion, marketing or sponsorship services. |\n| Material | Has the meaning as in Prudential Standard SPS 231 Outsourcing definition of Materiality. |\n| Maximum Account Balance (Lifecycle product) | Means the maximum account balance that a member can invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Maximum Allowable Age (Lifecycle product) | Means the maximum age that a member can invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Maximum charge ($) | Means the highest value of the dollar reduction in a member’s balance that will be incurred by a member when applying a fee or cost expressed as a percentage value (% of balance) or percentage value (% of transaction). |\n| Maximum charge (%) | Means the highest value of the percentage reduction in a member’s balance that will be incurred by a member when applying a fee or cost expressed as a flat dollar amount. |\n| Maximum Contribution Rate (Lifecycle product) | Means the maximum contribution rate for a member to invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Maximum Current Salary (Lifecycle product) | Means the maximum current salary for a member to invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Maximum Director Tenure | Means the board approved maximum total length of service of an individual director on the RSE Licensee board (including non-continuous service). |\n| Maximum Time Remaining To Retirement (Lifecycle product) | Means the maximum time remaining to retirement for a member to invest in the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Member account | Means a distinct entry recorded in the register of member accounts (or other equivalent mechanism). |\n| Member Account Administration (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the systems utilised to process member transactions, including; contributions, transfers and withdrawals as well as upkeep and maintenance of member records. |\n| Member Activity (fees and costs component activity) | Means member initiated activity that would trigger an activity fee. |\n| Member Assets | Means the assets available to pay member benefits. This is assets less reserves less liabilities excluding members’ benefits. |\n| Member Campaigns (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of member campaigns. |\n| Member Communication (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the systems and processes involved in distributing communications to members. |\n| Member Education (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of member education, including member communications for the purpose of member education. |\n| Member-Related Event (Out Of Cycle Valuation Trigger Event Type) | Means triggers due to member driven activities that could materially change the value of the asset or group of assets relative to its previous valuation. |\n| Member Representative (director representative type) | Means where the director is appointed by the RSE licensee to represent the interests of members. Reference: SIS Act, s. 10 and s. 89. |\n| Member Services (expense group) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any member services of entities. |\n| Member Services Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for assisting the Board with member services related matters. |\n| Member Wrap Platform (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of wrap platform services. |\n| Members’ benefit bracket | Means a segmentation of data based on the liability for members’ benefits owing to defined contribution members and defined benefit members. Excludes: unallocated contributions. |\n| Members’ benefits | Means the value of liability for members’ benefits for a member account and is the sum of defined contribution members’ benefits and defined benefit members’ benefits. This represents the present obligation to beneficiaries for benefits they are entitled to receive in the future as a result of membership of the RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF. |\n| Members Complaints | Means where a member has made an expression of dissatisfaction to the RSE licensee, related to its products, or the complaints handling process itself, where a response is explicitly or implicitly expected. |\n| Member Outflows (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the level of net member outflows. |\n| Member Switching (cash flow type) | Means the net of flows into and outwards of the regulated superannuation fund due to member switching that result in either a net increase or decrease in the liability for benefits owing to members. |\n| Member Switching (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the level of member switching. |\n| Member Transaction Frequency | Means the frequency that members can transact on their holdings. |\n| Membership Base Type (RSE composition) | Means the classification of the predominant base of members within the RSE. |\n| Memberships (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for memberships not otherwise categorised.Includes: professional association membership, industry association membership |\n| Merger Implementation (expense type) | Means the expense incurred in relation to the implementation of a merger between to RSEs not otherwise categorised. |\n| Merger Investigation (expense type) | Means the expense incurred relating to identifying potential merger partners and developing strategy. |\n| Mid East Or Africa Region (international region exposure) | Means the international region is the Middle East Or Africa Region. |\n| Minimum Account Balance (Lifecyle product) | Means the minimum account balance that a member can invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Minimum Allowable Age (Lifecycle product) | Means the minimum age that a member can invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Minimum balance | Means a restriction placed on investment forcing the member to hold at least a specific balance in an investment option, investment menu, or superannuation product to which the minimum applies. |\n| Minimum Board Size | Means the minimum number of directors on the RSE Licensee board as specified by legislation or the RSE Licensee’s governing rules. |\n| Minimum charge ($) | Means the lowest value of the dollar reduction in a member’s balance that will be incurred by a member when applying a fee or cost expressed as a percentage value (% of balance) or percentage value (% of transaction). |\n| Minimum charge (%) | Means the lowest value of the percentage reduction in a member’s balance that will be incurred by a member when applying a fee or cost expressed as a flat dollar amount. |\n| Minimum Contribution Rate (Lifecycle product) | Means the minimum contribution for a member to invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Minimum Current Salary (Lifecycle product) | Means the minimum current salary for a member to invest into the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Minimum purchase transaction | Means the minimum additional balance that a member is permitted to contribute to an investment option. |\n| Minimum Time Remaining to Retirement (Lifecycle product) | Means the minimum time remaining to retirement for a member to invest in the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Modified duration | Means the price sensitivity of the investments in respect to changes in interest rates. |\n| Money-Market Investment Funds (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Collective investment schemes, such as cash management trusts and cash common funds that are constituted as legal entities. They raise funds by issuing shares or units to the public, either via a prospectus or a distribution channel such as a platform.The proceeds are invested primarily in money-market instruments, money-market shares/units, and transferable debt instruments with a residual maturity of less than or equal to 12 months, deposits at banks, and instruments that pursue a rate of return that approaches the interest rates of money-market instruments. |\n| More Cover Than Default No Underwriting (current level of cover) | Means that, as at the reporting date, the member has more than the Default Level Of Cover and did not require underwriting in order to obtain that cover. |\n| Most proximate investment | Means the closest investment, in the relevant chain of investments, to the ultimate investment. |\n| Motor Vehicles (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for any motor vehicle services. |\n| Multi Manager (investment option type) | Means multiple managed investments that are constructed through the engagement of multiple investment managers. |\n| Multi Sector (investment option categories)/(investment manager asset class sector type) | Multi Sector investments are held in more than one distinct security, belonging to two or more asset sectors. |\n| MySuper authorisation identifier | Means the MySuper authorisation number issued by APRA. |\n| MySuper Large Employer (product category) | Means superannuation products that satisfy the requirements of section 29TB of the SIS Act. |\n| MySuper Material Goodwill (product category) | Means superannuation products that satisfy the requirements of section 29TA of the SIS Act. |\n| MySuper Product (product type) | Has the meaning as in section 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| MySuper Product (in-scope criteria) | Means the reason for inclusion is the investment option is one which underlies a MySuper Product. |\n\nN\n\n| Name Of Intermediary In Securities Lending Program | Means the name of the intermediary to the securities lending transaction, e.g. name of custodian. |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Negative Market Value Of Foreign Currency Contracts Outstanding (foreign currency contracts outstanding) | Means the aggregate of negative market value of foreign currency contracts. |\n| Negotiable Certificates Of Deposits(Cash and Fixed Income Characteristics Type) | Means short-term debt securities issued by resident banks, repayable at a fixed date. The bank writes a certificate stating that a fixed amount has been deposited for a fixed period of time, at a predetermined interest rate. The NCD trades at a discount from face value. |\n| Negotiable Certificates Of Deposits Value Amount | Means the value of investments in negotiable certificates of deposit. |\n| Net collateral pledged to secure positions with the counterparty | Means the collateral posted on a bilateral basis, such that either party may be required to provide or entitled to receive, depending on the net exposure under a collateral agreement. |\n| Net Investment Return (return measurement) / (option return type) / (comparison return type) | Means the time-weighted rate of return on investments, net of Indirect Costs, Indirect Cost Ratio, Other Fees And Costs, Fees Deducted Directly From Member Account and Tax with a component activity type of Investment or Transaction, adjusted for cash flows as they occur.If there is a range in the amount of applicable fees and costs that may be charged, the calculation must use the highest fees and costs in the range. |\n| Net Members' Flows (cash flow type) | Means the net of flows into and outwards of the regulated superannuation fund (or net of flows into and outwards of the investment option) that result in either a net increase or decrease in the liability for benefits owing to members, including contributions, rollovers, benefit payments, pension payments and deductions for fees or premiums. |\n| Net Return (return measurement) / (option return type) | Means the net investment return minus administration fees, costs and taxes minus advice fees, costs and taxes. |\n| Next 3 Days (Planned Liquidation Timeframe) | Means the number of days over which the specified amount of investment is planned to be liquidated is three days. |\n| Next 30 Days (Planned Liquidation Timeframe) | Means the number of days over which the specified amount of investment is planned to be liquidated is thirty days. |\n| No Cover (current level of cover) | Means that as at the end of the reporting period, the member has no cover. |\n| No TFN Tax Recovery Fee (activity fee type) | Means an activity fee triggered when work to recover no-TFN tax is carried out. |\n| Nominating Organisation Ownership (RSE licensee ownership type) | Means where the owner of the RSE licensee is an employee association or employer association that Means the membership/employers of the RSEs within the RSE licensee's business operations. Includes: where the RSE licensee is owned by directors representing the membership/employers of the RSEs within the RSE licensee's business operations. |\n| Nominations Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for assisting the Board with Director and Executive Management recruitment related matters. |\n| Non-Affiliated Director (director type) | Means a director who is non-affiliated within the meaning given in SPG 510. |\n| Non-binary (gender) | Means a person who identifies their gender as non-binary. |\n| Non-connected Entity (Investment Option Strategy Setting type) | Means the RSE licensee does not engage in any activity relating to the setting of asset allocation targets and each entity that sets asset allocation targets is not a connected entity. Connected entity has its meaning under section 10 (1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Non Equal Representation (Board representation type) | Means where the RSE licensee does not maintain any form of equal representation on the Board. |\n| Non-Executive Director (director type) | Means a director who is not a member of the RSE licensee’s management. Reference: SPS 510. |\n| Non Financial Institutions (type of counterparty) | Means institutions which do not offer financial services. |\n| Non Intrafund Advice Fee (activity fee type) | Means advice fees that do not meet the definition of financial product advice to members within the meaning given in section 99F of the SIS Act. |\n| Non-Money-Market Financial Investment Funds (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Collective investment schemes, such as trusts or corporations that are constituted as legal entities. They raise funds by issuing shares or units to the public, either via a prospectus or a distribution channel such as a platform.The proceeds are used to purchase financial assets. The assets are owned by the investment fund and usually managed by licensed fund managers external to the fund. Investors are able to dispose of their units/shares on a well-developed secondary market such as a stock exchange or through readily accessible redemption facilities. |\n| Non Resident (counterparty residency status) / (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means any individual, enterprise or other organisation ordinarily domiciled in a country other than Australia.Includes: foreign branches and foreign subsidiaries of Australian enterprises.Excludes: Australian-based branches and subsidiaries of foreign businesses. |\n| Non Smoker (smoker status) | Means that the member is a non-smoker according to rules established by the RSE licensee and insurer. |\n| None (service provider relationship type) | Means that no shareholding exists between entities. |\n| Not Applicable (activity fee type) | Means that the activity fee type is not applicable to the activity fee considered. |\n| Not Applicable (cover valuation basis) | Means that the cover valuation basis is not applicable to the insurance considered. |\n| Not Applicable (domicile type) | Means where domicile is not applicable to the financial instrument. |\n| Not applicable (income protection benefit period) | Means that the income protection benefit period is not applicable to the insurance considered. |\n| Not Applicable (international economy type) | Where the domicile is not International Domicile, the international economy type is Not Applicable. |\n| Not Applicable (investment charge type) | Where a component of performance does not have a component activity of Investment, its investment charge type is Not Applicable. |\n| Not Applicable (investment manager level) | Where the components do not include investment fees and costs because there is no investment manager, the investment manager level of Not Applicable applies. |\n| Not Applicable (investment option management type) | Where the investment option does not have an investment manager, for example, a direct share. |\n| Not Applicable (investment vehicle type) | Means that an investment is not held in an investment vehicle. |\n| Not Applicable (liquidity provider type) | Means an investment option that is neither a liquidity provider nor a liquidity receiver. |\n| Not Applicable (listing type) | Means where listing is not applicable to the financial instrument. |\n| Not Applicable (tier type) | Means where the expense or benefit is not charged on a tiered basis. |\n| Not available | Means that the data is not available to be reported. |\n| Not For Profit Status (RSE licensee profit status type) | Means where the RSE licensee’s business operations are not a source of income, profit or other financial gain to the RSE licensee owners, or associates of the RSE licensee owners, that establish, control or finance the legal entity. |\n| Not Specified (domicile type) | Means where the domicile of the financial instrument is not a factor for consideration. |\n| Not Specified (international economy type) | Means where the type of international economy of the financial instrument is not a factor for consideration. |\n| Not Specified (listing type) | Means where the listing status of the financial instrument is not a factor for consideration. |\n| Not Stated Or Inadequately Described (sex)/(gender) | Means the sex or gender of a person is not stated or is inadequately described. |\n| Notional Amount April | Means the aggregate notional amount of non-centrally cleared derivative contracts within the meaning of CPS 226 as at the end of April of the reporting year. |\n| Notional Amount March | Means the aggregate notional amount of non-centrally cleared derivative contracts within the meaning of CPS 226 as at the end of March of the reporting year. |\n| Notional Amount May | Means the aggregate notional amount of non-centrally cleared derivative contracts within the meaning of CPS 226 as at the end of May of the reporting year. |\n| Number of free activities | Means where a fee or cost is an activity fee, the number of free activities indicates how many times that activity can take place before the fee or cost is incurred. |\n| Number of days covered | Means the number of days the estimated cash flows apply to. |\n\nO\n\n| Oceania Region (international region exposure) | Means the international region is the Oceania Region. |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| One Name Paper (collateral type)/ (instrument type) | Means a written promise to pay a specified sum of money to the bearer at an agreed date. It is usually issued for terms ranging from 30 to 180 days and is sold to an investor at a discount to the face value. |\n| Ongoing Payment To Service Provider (engagement type) | Means service arrangements with an outsourced service provider for ongoing provision of services |\n| Opening Value Of the Investment | Means the value of the investment before an out of cycle valuation is adopted. |\n| Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) Option Symbol (investment identifier type) | Means a financial instrument identifier issued under the Options Clearing Corporation's (OCC) Option Symbology Initiative (OSI). |\n| Option return (%) | Means the return of the investment option, as measured by the option return type. |\n| Option return type | Means the type of return used for measuring the option return, for the purpose of comparison with the return objective target return. Possible values are:Gross Investment Return;Gross Investment Return Net Of Fees;Net Investment Return; andNet Return. |\n| Options (contract type) | Means a contract that provides the holder with the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a specific amount of the underlying asset at an agreed price, on or before a specific future date. |\n| Other (activity fee type) | Means the activity fee type is not:Advice Fee;Brokerage Fee;Buy Sell Spread;Contribution Fee;Contribution Splitting Fee;Dishonoured Payment Fee;Establishment Fee;Family Law;Financial Advice;Financial Hardship Application;Insurance Fee;Lost Member Search Fee;No TFN Tax Recovery Fee;Non Intrafund Advice Fee;Switching Fee;Withdrawal Fee; orNot Applicable. |\n| Other (collateral type per CPS 226) | Means a collateral type other than the options available. |\n| Other (collateral type)/ (instrument type) | Means an instrument type other than the options available. |\n| Other (contract type) | Means a contract type other than the options available. |\n| Other (expense type) | Means an expense type other than the options available. |\n| Other (expense service type) | Means an expense service type other than the options available. |\n| Other (Holding Vehicle Type) | Means a Holding Vehicle Type other than the options available. |\n| Other (Related Party (AASB 124) Transaction Type) | Means a transaction incurred for the provision of a Related Party (AASB 124) Transaction Type service other than the options available. |\n| Other (income protection benefit period) | Means the income protection benefit period is not:Up To 1 Year;Up To 2 Years;Up To 5 Years;Until Age 60;Until Age 65;Until Age 67;Until Age 70; orNot Applicable. |\n| Other (Investment Arrangement Type) | Means an Investment Arrangement Type other than the options available. |\n| Other (investment option categories) | Investment options with the category of Other comprise all investment options not otherwise defined. |\n| Other (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator is other than those listed. |\n| Other (Range of input for rates type) | Means the input for rate in asset valuation other than discount rate or capitalisation rate. |\n| Other (Valuation Type) | Means the basis of an asset valuation that is other than a formal valuation or an informal valuation. |\n| Other (gender) | Means a person who identifies their gender as a term other than man/male, woman/female or non-binary. |\n| Other (sex) | Means persons who have mixed or non-binary biological characteristics (if known), or a non-binary sex assigned at birth. |\n| Other (TPD assessment criteria) | Means the TPD assessment criteria is not:Activities Of Daily Life;Any Occupation; orOwn Occupation. |\n| Other Board Level Committee (Approver Of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by a Board Committee, other than the investment committee or valuation committee. |\n| Other Committees (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for activities not otherwise identified in Board committees defined in this reporting standard. |\n| Other Contract (exposure type) | Means an exposure type other than the available options. |\n| Other Debt Securities (collateral type per CPS 226) | Means debt securities referred to under paragraph 47(c), 47(d), 47(e) and 47(f) of CPS 226. |\n| Other factors (Lifecycle product) | Means other factors that define when a member can be invested in the lifecycle investment option. |\n| Other Fees And Costs (performance component type) / (fees and costs component type) | Means fees and costs that other than the available options.Other Fees And Costs must be reported gross of:(i) income tax and GST, after being reduced by any reduced inputs tax credits; and(ii) stamp duty; andwithout adjustment in relation to:(i) any tax deduction available to the responsible entity, operator or trustee; or(ii) the extent to which any tax deduction may be passed on to members. |\n| Other Financial Institutions (type of counterparty) | Means financial institutions that are not elsewhere classified.Includes: domestic clearing houses (e.g. ASX clear, ASX clear (Futures)); economic development corporations owned by governments; co-operative housing societies. |\n| Other Funding Requirements (cash flow type) | Means a Cash Flow Type other than the options available such as net purchases of investments, net cash distributions, etc. |\n| Other Funding Requirements | Means a description of Other Funding Requirements. |\n| Other Indirect Investment (investment vehicle type) | Means an investment through an investment vehicle which does not meet the definition of any of the available options. |\n| Other Insurance (insurance cover type) | Means insured benefits that are not otherwise categorised as Life Insurance, Total And Permanent Disability Insurance or Income Protection Insurance. Includes: permissible insurance types under the SIS Act, types of insurance which have been grandfathered under law and legacy insurance arrangements where no insurance premium is payable by the member because the insurance policy is based on a surrender value. |\n| Other Insurance Corporations (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means general insurance companies registered under the Insurance Act 1973 (or by virtue of determinations made by APRA under the General Insurance Reform Act 2001); private health insurance companies registered under the Private Health Insurance (Prudential Supervision) Act 2015; Export Finance Insurance Corporations; and private sector and government-owned general and health insurance enterprises, both proprietary and mutual that are not registered with APRA. |\n| Other Intermediary Type (Intermediary type) | Means an intermediary type engaged by the RSE licensee which is not otherwise categorised as an Employer-sponsor, Promoter or Australian Financial Services (AFS) Licensee. |\n| Other Market Indicators (liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to a measure of market indicators, such as interest rates, credit spreads, etc. as specified in the RSE licensee’s liquidity management policy. |\n| Other Management Level Committee (Approver of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by a management level committee, other than the management level investment committee. |\n| Other Ownership Type (RSE licensee ownership type) | Means where the owner of the RSE licensee is not categorised elsewhere. |\n| Other Payee (Service Provider Type) | Means an entity which an expense is made or on behalf of the RSE licensee in respect of the RSE during the year of income, which is not a service provider, promoter, industrial body or RSE licensee. |\n| Other Payments (engagement type) | Means service arrangements that are a one-off expense that are not expected to be ongoing arrangements. |\n| Other Private Non-Financial Corporations (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Corporations that are owned and controlled by the private (non-government) sector, whose main activity is producing goods or non-financial services for sale at market prices. They may be listed on stock exchanges or unlisted. |\n| Other Related Party (service provider relationship type) | Means a related party that is notParent;Indirect Parent;Subsidiary;Indirect Subsidiary;RSEL; orGroup Company |\n| Other relationships | Means details of any other affiliation or interest which falls outside of shareholding and personal relationships. |\n| Other RSE Licensee Executive (Approver Of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by an RSE licensee executive, other than the Chief Financial Officer or equivalent role. |\n| Other Service Provider For The Investment Manager (valuer type) | Means a valuer that is a service provider of the investment manager. |\n| Other Service Provider For The RSE Licensee (valuer type) | Means a valuer that is a service provider of the RSE licensee. |\n| Out of Cycle Trigger Date | Means the date of a trigger event for an out of cycle valuation review. |\n| Out of Cycle Valuation Trigger Event Type | Means the trigger event type for an out of cycle valuation review.The Trigger Event Types are:Asset-related Event;Market-related Event;Member-related Event; andOther |\n| Out of Cycle Valuation | Means the valuation of the asset is performed outside of its regular valuation cycle. |\n| Out Of Cycle Valuation Impact | Means the percentage change in the value of the investment option resulting from an out of cycle valuation. |\n| Out Of Cycle Value Adopted | Means the value of the investment adopted as a result of an out of cycle valuation review. |\n| Out of cycle value Adoption Date | Means the date when an out of cycle valuation adjustment was incorporated into the value of the investment. |\n| Outsourced (insourced or outsourced) | Means the performance of functions, processes or projects are carried out by a contractor or supplier external to the RSE licensee. |\n| Outstanding Commitments | Means the value of legally enforceable contractual commitments to invest additional funds in the asset at any time in the future. |\n| Over The Counter Cleared (derivative type) | Means a derivative contract transacted between individual counterparties outside a recognised stock exchange, with contract details negotiated by those parties and cleared through a central counterparty. |\n| Over The Counter Not Cleared (derivative type) | Means a derivative contract transacted between individual counterparties outside a recognised stock exchange, with contract details negotiated by those parties and not cleared through a central counterparty. |\n| Own Occupation (TPD assessment criteria) | Means where insurance covers a person who is unable to perform the functions of their own occupation, even if they are able to perform other occupations for which they are reasonably qualified. |\n| Ownership Percentage | Means the portion of ownership held by the RSE in the investment. |\n| Ownership Type | Means the RSE licensee ownership type. |\n\nP\n\n| Parent (service provider relationship type) | Means the service provider has a shareholding in the RSE licensee. |\n| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n| Parent Company Representative (director representative type) | Means where the director is appointed by the RSE licensee to represent the interests of a Parent entity (including an entity with minority ownership of the RSE Licensee). |\n| Percentage Holdings In Underlying Investment | Means the portion of the value of the underlying investment to the value of the indirectly held investment vehicle expressed as a percentage. |\n| Percentage value (% of balance) | Means the portion of the expense or benefit attributable to a member that is expressed as a percentage of their account balance. |\n| Percentage value (% of transaction) | Means an amount paid or payable against a transaction made by or on behalf of a member. |\n| Performance component type | Components of performance are classified into the following performance component types:Indirect Costs;Indirect Cost Ratio;Fees Deducted Directly From Member Account;Other Fees And Costs;Tax; andGross Investment Return. |\n| Performance Linked (investment charge type) /(performance linked investment fee or cost amount) | Means the portion of the expense or benefit or investment fee or cost amount which is determined in whole or in part by reference to the performance of an investment made by an investment manager on behalf of the RSE licensee. |\n| Periodic Statement | Has the same meaning as in the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s Regulatory Guide 97 (‘Disclosing fees and costs in PDSs and periodic statements’) dated September 2020. |\n| Person connected with the RSE licensee | Has the meaning in subsection 13(4C) of the Financial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001. |\n| Physical assets | Means an item of economic, commercial or exchange value that has a tangible or material existence. Includes: precious metals, property, plant and equipment and oil. |\n| Platform (investment menu type) | Where the product disclosure statement (PDS) of the associated superannuation product states that the securities or interests will be acquired on the instruction, direction or request of the member and the relevant investments that the member may choose are in a list published by the responsible person. The acquisition must be under a custodial arrangement (within the meaning of s1012IA(1) of the Corporations Act. |\n| Planned Liquidation Timeframe | Means the number of days over which the specified amount of investment is planned to be liquidated. |\n| Placement | Means a liability of an entity not described as an authorised deposit-taking institution, e.g. State treasuries. |\n| Policy number | Means the identifier of a superannuation insurance policy as allocated by the life insurance company. |\n| Political Donation | Means amounts or values of gifts (within the meaning of Part XX of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918) that were made by or on behalf of the entity during the year of income to another entity who, at the time of receiving the gift:(i) was a political entity (within the meaning of that Act); or(ii) was, or was required by that Part of that Act to be, a political campaigner (within the meaning of that Part); or(iii) was, or was required by that Part of that Act to be, an associated entity (within the meaning of that Part). |\n| Political Donations (expense type) | Means payments made for the purpose of a political donation. |\n| Pooled Superannuation Trust (PST) (investment vehicle type) | Means a type of collective investment trust where an investment manager invests the assets of superannuation funds, approved deposit funds and other pooled superannuation trusts. Excludes: unitised investments with life companies where the original or primary investment is an insurance or investment policy. |\n| Position End Date | Means the date that the individual’s term in the role ceased during the reporting period. |\n| Position Start Date | Means the date the individual started in the role, for example for a board director, the date they joined the board. |\n| Positive Market Value Of Foreign Currency Contracts Outstanding (Foreign Currency contracts outstanding) | Means the aggregate of positive market value of foreign currency contracts. |\n| Premises (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any premises. |\n| Premium tax rebate provided to members | Means the amount of premium tax rebates provided to members. |\n| Principal Value Of Foreign Currency Contracts Outstanding (Foreign currency contracts outstanding) | Means the face value of the foreign currency contracts. |\n| Pricing type (applications/ redemptions) | Means the method for pricing applications and redemptions of units. The Pricing Types (applications/ redemptions) are:Forward Pricing; andHistoric Pricing. |\n| Pricing Type (switching) | Means the method for pricing switches in and switches out. The Pricing Types (Switching) are:Forward Pricing; andHistoric Pricing. |\n| Principal amount | Means the face value of a financial instrument. |\n| Principal Standard Employer-sponsor | In relation to a defined benefit sub-fund, denotes the principal employer in the employer-sponsor arrangement between trustee and employer. |\n| Private Non-Financial Investment Funds (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Collective investment schemes, such as trusts or corporations, in which investment funds are pooled and invested in predominantly long-term non-financial assets such as property or infrastructure. They raise funds by issuing shares or units to the public, either via a prospectus or a distribution channel such as a platform. Investors are able to dispose of their holdings through well-developed secondary markets such as a stock exchange or through readily accessible redemption facilitates. Usually the management of funds is undertaken by a licensed fund manager external to the fund. |\n| Private Unincorporated Businesses (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Persons acting as sole proprietors or in partnerships for business purposes including households whose dealings with other sectors are for business purposes and family trusts. |\n| Product category | The product categories are:Generic;Insurance Only;MySuper Material Goodwill; MySuper Large Employer; andWhole of Life or Endowment |\n| Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) | Has the meaning as in the Corporations Act. |\n| Product phase | Means the taxation status of a superannuation product and the expected flow of money between the RSE and the members within the product.The product phases are:Accumulation;Transition to Retirement;Retirement; andDefined Benefit Accumulation And Retirement. |\n| Product transfers (cash flow type) | Means the net of flows between superannuation products within the same Fund that result in either a net increase or decrease in the liability for benefits owing to members benefits, including from Accumulation to Transition to Retirement (TTR) or to Retirement/Pension; or from Defined Benefit to Accumulation. |\n| Product type | Means the type of product offered by a RSE licensee.The product types are:MySuper Product;Choice Product; andDefined Benefit Product. |\n| Professional Indemnity (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any professional indemnity services. |\n| Profit Attributable To Expense Amounts) | Means the expense amounts that can be attributed to profit for each related connected entity. |\n| Profit Status Type (RSE licensee profit status type) | Means whether or not the Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) licensee's business operations are a source of income, profit or other financial gain to the RSE licensee owners. The options are:For profit status; orNot for profit status. |\n| Promoter agreement | Means an agreement in relation to the engagement of the RSE licensee by a third party ‘the promoter’ to offer an RSE or offer a product on behalf of a promoter and in relation to marketing or distribution of the RSE or product. |\n| Promoter Agreement End Date | Means the date that the contractual arrangement between the Promoter and RSE or RSE Licensee ceased. |\n| Promoter Agreement Renewal Date | Means the date that the contractual arrangement between the Promoter and RSE or RSE Licensee is due to expire or be renewed. |\n| Promoter Agreement Start Date | Means the date that the contractual arrangement between the Promoter and RSE or RSE Licensee commenced. |\n| Promoter Agreement Term | Means the duration or amount of time that the contractual arrangement between the Promoter and RSE or RSE licensee will remain in force. |\n| Promoter (service provider type)/(intermediary type) | Means a service provider or intermediary where there is a Promoter agreement in place between the RSE licensee and the service provider in respect of the RSE or a product of the RSE. |\n| Property (strategic sector) / (strategic subsector) / (asset class sector type) /(investment manager asset class sector type) | Means an investment in real estate where the earnings and capital value are dependent on cash flows generated by the property through sale or rental income. |\n| Property Agricultural (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in agricultural real estate where the earnings and capital value are dependent on cash flows generated by the property through sale or rental income. |\n| Property Commercial (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in commercial real estate where the earnings and capital value are dependent on cash flows generated by the property through sale or rental income. |\n| Property Development (asset class characteristic 1) | Means a property investment which is predominantly non-income generating and is subject to material levels of construction risk. |\n| Property Diversified (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a diversified portfolio of property investments |\n| Property Established (asset class characteristic 1) | Means a property investment which is in an income generating phase and is subject to immaterial levels of construction risk. |\n| Property Industrial (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in industrial real estate where the earnings and capital value are dependent on cash flows generated by the property through sale or rental income. |\n| Property Other (asset class characteristic 2) | Means a property investment which does not meet the definition of any of the available options. |\n| Property Residential (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in residential real estate where the earnings and capital value are dependent on cash flows generated by the property through sale or rental income. |\n| Property Retail (asset class characteristic 2) | Means an investment in retail real estate where the earnings and capital value are dependent on cash flows generated by the property through sale or rental income. |\n| Proportion Of Investments Valued This Period | Means the proportion of investments with valuations updated during the reporting period. |\n| Proportion of assets to which service is provided | Means the proportion of total assets managed by the RSE licensee to which the service is provided. |\n| Proportion Of Investments With Less Frequent Transaction Than Investment Option Member Transaction | Means the proportion of assets in the option with transaction cycles that do not match the frequency at which members transact on their holdings. |\n| Proportion of members to which service is provided | Means the proportion of total membership of the RSE licensee for the whom the service is provided. In the case of financial advice, the proportion of members for whom the service is available. |\n| PST Redemption Notice Period | Means the standard notice period required by investors for payment of withdrawals. |\n| Public Company Ownership (RSE licensee ownership type) | Means where the owner of the RSE licensee is a public company. Excludes: a public company that is a financial services corporation, a public company that is the principal employer-sponsor of an RSE. |\n| Public Sector Organisation Ownership (RSE licensee ownership type) | Means where the owner of the RSE licensee is an organisation within the government sector or a resident corporation and quasi-corporation controlled by the general government sector. Includes: where the public sector organisation is the principal employer-sponsor of an RSE within the RSE licensee's business operations. |\n\nQ\n\n| Questionable Collateral Arrangement Enforceability (exemptions from margin requirements) | Means the reason for exemption from margin requirements is questionable collateral arrangement enforceability. |\n| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n\nR\n\n| Range of input for rates type | Means the type of input for rates reported. |\n| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Range of input for rates -lower range | Means the lower value of the range of rates used as input in asset valuation. |\n| Range of input for rates -upper range | Means the upper value of the range of rates used as input in asset valuation. |\n| Redeemable For Cash | Means the period of time required to redeem an investment to cash given any constraint associated with the redemption or disposal of the investment. |\n| Redeemable Investment Value Amount | Means the value of the investment that can be redeemed for cash under normal market conditions. |\n| Redeemable Investment Value Amount (Stressed) | Means the value of the investment that can be redeemed for cash under the RSE licensee's liquidity stress testing. |\n| Redemption Frequency | Means the frequency that investors are permitted to withdraw from the investment vehicle. |\n| Registered Financial Corporations (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means corporations that are registered entities under the Financial Sector (Collection of Data) Act 2001 that are classified as Category 'D' or 'Other' by APRA. |\n| Regulatory Levies (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any regulatory levies services. |\n| Related connected entity | Means an entity that is both a related party and a connected entity. . |\n| Related party | Means, in relation to an entity (the principal entity) or the RSE licensee of the principal entity, is a related party for the purposes of accounting standard AASB 124 and/or a Related party as defined in subsection 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Related Party (AASB 124) | Has the meaning given to the term “related party” in Australian Accounting Standard AASB 124 Related Party Disclosures. Options are:ParentControlled, jointly controlled or significantly influencedSubsidiaryAssociateJoint ventureKey management personnel of entity or parentOther related party. |\n| Related Party (AASB 124) transaction type | Means the Related Party (AASB 124) transaction types that can be reported. The transaction type options are:Administration ServicesTrustee BoardMarketingOther |\n| Relationship with the service provider | Means a responsible person has a financial or other interest with a service provider that is engaged by the RSE licensee. |\n| Remuneration, People and Culture Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for remuneration-related matters , as well as other people and culture related matters. |\n| Reportable Exposures | Means the investment exposure to be reported as illustrated in Appendix A of Reporting Standard SRS 553.0 Investment Exposure Concentrations and Valuations. |\n| Repurchase Agreement and Securities Lending Arrangement Type | Means the type of arrangement to repurchase, resell, borrow or lend securities. |\n| Research and Data Analytics (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any data analytics or research including the cost of subscriptions used for research and data analytics. |\n| Reserve Bank Of Australia (RBA) (type of counterparty) / (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means Australia’s central bank. |\n| Responsible persons | Has the meaning as in Prudential Standard SPS 520 Fit and Proper. |\n| Restricted Redemptions | Means whether restrictions are placed on investors' ability to redeem from the investment vehicle. Examples include the introduction of redemption gates or reducing the frequency at which investors are able to redeem. |\n| Retail Trust (investment vehicle type) | Means a collective investment vehicle which provides exposure to a diversified portfolio of investments and can be accessed by retail clients. |\n| Retain Employer Fee And Cost Arrangement (Employer Exit Type) | Means that tailored fee and cost arrangements between the Employer-sponsor and RSE are retained by the member when the member ceases employment with the Employer-sponsor |\n| Retirement (product phase) | Means that the associated superannuation product is not in the accumulation phase and is designed to pay superannuation income streams in the retirement phase as defined in section 307-80 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. |\n| Return margin | Means the annual margin by which the return objective aims to exceed the value of the benchmark. |\n| Return measurement | Means the type of return of the investment option that is compared to the benchmark return plus return margin for the purpose of assessing whether the investment option has achieved its return objective. Possible values are:Gross Investment Return;Gross Investment Return Net Of Fees;Net Investment Return; andNet Return. |\n| Return objective | Means a ‘return objective’ referred to under paragraph 16(b)(i) of SPS 530. |\n| Return objective target return (%) | Means the investment objective return for the investment option, as measured by the return of the benchmark, plus the return margin. |\n| Return objective target return description | Means a description of the benchmark and return margin used for the purpose of determining the return objective target return. |\n| Review Of External Investment Manager Valuation Practice | Means the frequency that the RSE licensee undertakes a formal review of the external investment manager's valuation governance and practices.The review is undertaken to provide assurance to the RSE Licensee/Board that the valuation approach adopted by the external managers remain appropriate. For example, due diligence and monitoring of valuation governance and practices or checks to ensure valuations adopted adhere to valuation policies. |\n| RG 97 version | RG 97 version is an indicator variable referencing the version of ‘ASIC Regulatory Guide 97: Disclosing fees and costs in PDSs and periodic statements’ (RG 97) referenced when determining fees and costs.The RG 97 version options are:2017;2020; andNot Applicable. |\n| Risk And Compliance (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for risk management and compliance, including implementation of remediation programs, regulatory change and regulatory reporting not otherwise classified. |\n| Risk And Compliance Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for assisting the Board in relation to risk management and compliance matters. |\n| RSE, DB RSE, PST or ERF | Means an indicator to designate that reporting is at an RSE, DB RSE, PST or ERF level. |\n| RSEL (service provider relationship type) | Means the service provider is the RSE licensee |\n| RSE licensee | Has the meaning given in subsection 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| RSE licensee (Investment Option Strategy Setting type) | Means the RSE licensee engages in activity relating to the setting of asset allocation targets in respect of the investment option. |\n\nS\n\n| Securities Purchased Under Agreements To Resell And Securities Borrowed (repurchase agreement and securities lending arrangement type) | Means an arrangement to resell or borrow securities. |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Securities Lending Program | Represents an arrangement that involves the transfer of legal ownership of securities between the original holder and ‘borrower’, including the right for the ‘borrower’ to on-sell the securities. |\n| Securities Sold Under Agreements To Repurchase And Securities Lent (repurchase agreement and securities lending arrangement type) | Means an arrangement to repurchase or lend securities. |\n| Securitisers (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Issuers of asset-backed securities created through the process of securitisation, excluding issuers of covered bonds. |\n| Separately managed account | Means a managed investment scheme as defined under the Corporations Act that is registered and non-unitised, containing a portfolio of investments that are beneficially owned by the member and managed by an investment manager. |\n| Service arrangement | Means arrangements with any party to perform, on a one-off or continuing basis, a business activity that is a function or responsibility of an RSE licensee pursuant to its duties under the governing rules. |\n| Service provider | Means an entity that is engaged to fulfil a service arrangement through a contractual arrangement. Excludes entities which are a promoter, industrial body or RSE licensee. |\n| Service provider ABN | Means the ABN of the service provider |\n| Service provider identifier | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE licensee to represent a service arrangement.The Service Provider Identifier must satisfy the following conditions;it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the Service Provider Identifier used for another service arrangement within the same RSE, DB RSE or ERF;it cannot change so long as the service arrangement exists; andit must be reported consistently across reporting periods. |\n| Service provider relationship type | Means the relationship the service provider holds towards the trustee. The service provider relationship type options are:None;Parent;Indirect Parent;Subsidiary;Indirect Subsidiary;RSEL;Group Company; andOther Related Party. |\n| Service provider shareholding relationship | Means a shareholding relationship exists between service providers, and the RSE licensee or responsible persons of the RSE licensee. |\n| Service provider shareholding relationship level | For a Subsidiary (including minority-owned entity), means the shareholding of the RSE licensee in the service provider.For a Parent (including an entity with minority ownership), means the level of ownership of the RSE licensee by that entity.For a Group Company (subsidiary of a parent) the multiplication of the levels of ownership. |\n| Sex | Means the distinction between male, female, and others who do not have biological characteristics typically associated with either the male or female sex.The options are:Female;Male;Other;Not Stated Or Inadequately Described; andAggregate. |\n| Shareholder type | Means whether the shareholder/s of the RSE Licensee is an individual, company or not applicable. |\n| Shareholding Relationship | Means a shareholding relationship exists between the RSE Licensee and other entities. The options are:Parent;Indirect Parent;Subsidiary;Indirect Subsidiary; andGroup Company. |\n| Shares And Units In Trusts (collateral type)/ (instrument type) | Means shares in companies and securities which are similar to equity that reflect ownership of part of a trust rather than a company. |\n| Single Asset (investment option type) | Means an investment option that invests in one asset directly with no interposed investment vehicle, or invests directly in an entity that owns a single asset. |\n| Single Manager (investment option type) | Single Manager investment options are constructed through the engagement of a single investment manager. |\n| Single Manager -other listed (investment option type) | Means a listed Single Manager investment option that is not an Exchange Traded Product or Listed Investment Company |\n| Single Manager - unlisted (investment option type) | Means an unlisted Single Manager investment option |\n| Single policy | Means one superannuation insurance policy. |\n| Single Policy (insurance reporting level) | Means that the insurance cluster contains a single policy. |\n| Single Sector (investment option categories) | Single Sector investments are held in more than one distinct security, all belonging to a single asset sector. |\n| SIS Act | Means the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993. |\n| SIS Regulations | Means the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Regulations 1994. |\n| Size Of Securities Lending Program | Means the total value of securities within the available pool of assets covered by the securities lending program. |\n| Smoker (smoker status) | Means that the member is a smoker according to rules established by the RSE licensee and life insurance company. |\n| Smoker status | The member’s status in relation to smoking. Possible values are:Smoker;Non Smoker; andAggregate. |\n| Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) (Holding Vehicle Type) | Means a special purpose vehicle which is a separate legal entity created by the RSE licensee, connected entity of the RSE licensee or investment manager to pool assets together for an investment purpose.Connected entity has its meaning under section 10(1) of the SIS Act. |\n| Sponsorship (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any sponsorship. |\n| SPS 515 materiality | Means a significant payment from the assets of an RSE, defined benefit RSE, ERF or RSE licensee, including payments to and from reserves, not otherwise allocated to members’ accounts where ‘significant’ relates to the size or extraordinary nature of the expenditure. |\n| Staff wages (engagement type/ employee expenses) | Means payment of wages to staff employed by the RSE licensee excluding executive remuneration. |\n| Standard (fees and costs arrangement type) | Means the fees and costs as disclosed to members in documentation such as the relevant product disclosure statement where no custom fee and cost applies.There is only one standard fee arrangement as this concept reflects the absence of any custom fee arrangement. |\n| Standardised Employer (access type) | Means superannuation products that can only be accessed by members through their employer (this may include a spouse or child of employee). |\n| Start date | Means the effective date the return objective was approved by the RSE licensee. |\n| State, Territory And Local General Government (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | State, territory and local departments and agencies that provide non-market goods and services, principally financed by taxes, for free or at a price well below the cost of production. These entities regulate economic activity, maintain law and order and redistribute income and wealth by means of transfers. |\n| State, Territory And Local Government Non-Financial Corporations (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Businesses that are owned and controlled by state, territory or local governments and that produce goods or non-financial services for sale at market prices. |\n| Stock Exchange Daily Official List (SEDOL) identifier (investment identifier type) | Means a financial instrument identifier issued under the London Stock Exchange's Stock Exchange Daily Official List. |\n| Strategic asset allocation | Means the asset allocation targets and asset allocation ranges determined by the RSE licensee for each investment strategy as required under SPS 530 paragraph 21.Includes: target asset allocation and asset allocation ranges determined in respect of dynamic asset allocation, target return approach etc. |\n| Strategic Gearing Target (Investment Gearing Proportion Type) | Means the strategic target level of gearing included in the investment’s strategy. |\n| Strategic sector | Means asset class for which an initial target asset allocation and/or asset allocation ranges are set as part of the board approved strategic asset allocation. The strategic sectors are:Cash;Fixed Income;Fixed Income Excluding Credit;Credit;Equity;Property;Infrastructure;Alternatives;Growth Alternatives;Defensive Alternatives;Currency Exposure; andNot Applicable. |\n| Strategic subsector | Means the segment of a strategic sector asset class to which an asset allocation target is approved by the board, committee or individual with investment delegations under the investment governance framework of the fund.Changes to ‘strategic subsector’ benchmark allocations (and ranges) to specific segments or groupings within that asset class may be approved under the appropriate investment delegation only where these allocations are within the ‘Strategic asset allocation’.The strategic subsectors are:Cash;Fixed Income;Fixed Income Excluding Credit;Credit;Equity;Property;Infrastructure;Alternatives;Growth Alternatives;Defensive Alternatives; andNot Applicable. |\n| Strategy and Planning (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for strategy and planning not otherwise categorised |\n| Subsidiary (service provider relationship type) | Means where the RSE licensee has a shareholding in the service provider. |\n| Superannuation Funds (counterparty sector type) / (instrument issuer type) / (collateral issuer type) | Means superannuation funds that are regulated by APRA, other autonomous funds established for the benefit of public sector employees and self-managed superannuation funds. |\n| Superannuation insurance policy | Means a ‘superannuation policy’ as defined in the Life Insurance Act 1995. |\n| Superannuation product | Means a class of beneficial interest in a RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF. |\n| Superannuation product identifier (SPI) | Means a unique identifier created by the RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF used to represent a superannuation product.The SPI must satisfy the following rules:it must comprise no more than 20 alpha-numeric characters (with no special characters);it cannot be the same as the SPI used for another superannuation product within the same RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF; andit cannot change so long as the superannuation product exists and must be reported consistently across reporting periods (including if the name of the superannuation product changes). |\n| Swaps (contract type) | Means an agreement between two or more parties to exchange a series of cash flows over a period in the future. |\n| Switching Fee (activity fee type) | Has the meaning as in section 29V(5) of the SIS Act. |\n| Synthetic exposure ($) | Means the increase or decrease in effective exposure in the asset class arising from derivative instruments. |\n\nT\n\n| Tailored Employer (access type) | Means superannuation products that are tailored to a specific employer, or restricted group of employers, that can only be accessed by members through their employer (this may include a spouse or child of employee). |\n| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Tax (performance component type) | Means the tax expense or benefit derived from RSE activities specified by the component category. |\n| Tax Agent Fees (expense type) | Means expenses incurred for work carried out by Tax Agents. |\n| Taxation Status | Means whether the superannuation product is taxed (in the accumulation and transition to retirement phase) or untaxed (in the retirement phase). |\n| Taxed (Accumulation and Transition To Retirement) (taxation status) | Means a defined contribution superannuation product that is taxed (in the accumulation and transition to retirement phase). |\n| Taxed and Untaxed (Defined Benefit) | Means a defined benefit superannuation product that is taxed (accumulation phase) or untaxed (retirement phase). |\n| Technology Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for assisting the Board with technology related matters. |\n| Ticker symbol | Means a unique identifier allocated by a stock exchange to identify each traded security. |\n| Tier arrangement | The tier arrangement is a number used to distinguish between different tiering structures.A different number should be assigned to each tiering structure within an RSE, defined benefit RSE or ERF. The tier arrangement should be set to 1, 2, 3... etc. for each additional tiering structure that is reported. |\n| Tier lower bound | Means the lower bound (inclusive) of member balances that would result in a member being in a particular tier of a tiering structure. |\n| Tier number | Where a tiering structure is in place, the tiering structure should have the same values in fields (superannuation product identifier, investment menu identifier, investment option identifier, component type, component activity, investment manager level, investment charge type, tier type, tier arrangement). The tier number should be set to 1, 2, 3... etc. for each additional tier that is added.Where the tier type is not applicable, this field has no meaning and should be reported as 0. |\n| Tier type | Means the method by which the value of the fee, expense or benefit changes based on their balance.The tier type options are:Flat;Marginal; andNot Applicable. |\n| Tier upper bound | Means the upper bound (exclusive) of member balances that would result in a member being in a particular tier of a tiering structure. |\n| Total and permanent disability (TPD) insurance | Means a benefit, in respect of each member, that is payable only if the member is suffering permanent incapacity. |\n| Total And Permanent Disability Insurance (TPD) (insurance cover type) | Means where insurance cover is provided for total and permanent disability (TPD) insurance. |\n| Total cost of the service arrangement | Means the overall expense in dollars for the service from the service provider. |\n| Total Option Inflows/Outflows(liquidity trigger metric or indicator) | Means where the liquidity trigger metric or indicator refers to the aggregate cash inflows or cash outflows of an investment option. |\n| TPD assessment criteria | Means the assessment criteria against which a TPD claim will be assessed. Possible values are:Activities Of Daily Life;Any Occupation;Own Occupation; andOther. |\n| Training (expense type) | Means expenses incurred when training RSE licensee’s staff. |\n| Transaction (component activity) / (fees and costs component activity) /(transaction fee or cost amount) | Means activities that would give rise to ‘transaction costs’ as defined in item 103, schedule 10 of the Corporations Regulations 2001.Excludes Administration and Investment activities. |\n| Transition To Retirement (product phase) | Means where a superannuation product is not in the accumulation phase and provides a ‘transition to retirement income’ stream as defined in regulation 6.01(2) of the SIS Regulations. |\n| Travel (expense type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any travel services. |\n| Travel entertainment and conferences (engagement type) | Means payments relating to travel, entertainment or conferences for staff employed by the RSE licensee. |\n| Trustee Directed Product | Means a trustee-direct product as defined by subregulation 9AB.2(2) of the SIS Regulations. |\n| Trustee Board (expense group) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of trustee board services and operation. |\n| Trustee Board (Related Party (AASB 124) Transaction Type) | Means a transaction incurred for the provision of trustee board services. |\n| Trustee Risk Reserve | Means a reserve established or maintained by an RSE Licensee, on its balance sheet, to cover non-indemnifiable liabilities, including fines and penalties which may be levied on the RSE Licensee or its directors. Reference: Sections 56 and 57 of the SIS Act. |\n| Trustee Risk Reserve Fee | Means a fee charged by an RSE Licensee which is received into the Trustee Risk Reserve. |\n| Type of counterparty | Means the type of counterparty.The type of counterparty options are:Banking Institutions;Reserve Bank Of Australia (RBA);Other Financial Institutions; andNon Financial Institutions. |\n\nU\n\n| Ultimate investment | Means an investment of assets, or assets derived from assets, of an RSE, defined benefit RSE, PST and ERF excluding an investment in an interposed entity. |\n| -------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Underlying Investment Manager (investment manager level) | Means all subsequent levels of management of investment portfolios beyond or further than the first level of management. |\n| Undetermined claim | Means a received claim that has not been finalised or withdrawn. |\n| Undetermined claim duration | Means the period between when the claim was received and the end of the reporting period for undermined claims. |\n| Unit Pricing (approach to earnings attribution) | Means a method, that determines a price per unit, to attribute a share of the value of pooled products. |\n| Unlisted (listing type) | Means a financial instrument that is not traded through an Australian or international stock exchange. |\n| Unlisted Allocation (in-scope criteria) | Means the reason for inclusion is the investment options has an actual allocation of 20% or more to unlisted assets. |\n| Unlisted Private Trust (Holding Vehicle Type) | Means a collective investment vehicle which:is not traded on an Australian or an international stock exchangeis not offered to the public andhas no more than 50 investors at any one time. |\n| Untaxed (Retirement) (taxation status) | Means a defined contribution superannuation product that is untaxed (in the retirement phase). |\n| Until Age 60 (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is until the insured member’s 60th birthday. |\n| Until Age 65 (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is until the insured member’s 65th birthday. |\n| Until Age 67 (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is until the insured member’s 67th birthday. |\n| Until Age 70 (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is until the insured member’s 70th birthday. |\n| Up To 1 Year (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is 1 year. |\n| Up To 2 Years (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is 2 years. |\n| Up To 5 Years (income protection benefit period) | Means that the maximum term that the IP benefit will be paid for is 5 years. |\n\nV\n\n| Valuation (expense service type) | Means the expense incurred for the provision of any valuation services. |\n| --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n| Valuation Approach | Means the method used to measure the value of the asset. The valuation approaches are:Income Approach;Market Approach; andCost Approach;Income and Market Approach;Income and Cost Approach;Market and Cost Approach;Income, Market and Cost Approach;Other;Not Applicable; andNot Available |\n| Valuation Committee (board or board committee type) | Means a specific sub-committee of the Board of an RSE licensee delegated with responsibility for assisting the Board with valuation related matters. |\n| Valuation Committee (Approver Of Valuation) | Means the valuation was approved by the RSE licensee’s Valuation Committee. |\n| Valuation Cycle | Means the frequency that an investment is valued. |\n| Valuation Movement | Means the changes in the capital value (i.e. capital gains or loss) of the asset between the reporting periods. This excludes accruals of income or expense. |\n| Value of the investment | Means the value of investments in relation to the underlying interests in the investment option. |\n| Valuer Name | Means the name of the valuer |\n| Valuation Type | Means the basis of the asset revaluations performed. The revaluation types are:Formal Valuation;Informal Valuation;OtherNot Applicable; andNot Available |\n| Valuer Type | Means the type of the valuer. The valuer types are:Investment manager;Independent valuer appointed by the investment manager;Other service provider for the investment manager;Independent valuer appointed by the RSE licensee;Internal - RSE licensee;Other service provider for the RSE licensee;Independent valuer appointed by investee company;Not Applicable; andNot Available. |\n| Variation Margin Collected | Means the value of all collateral received in the form of variation margin in relation to non-centrally cleared derivatives. |\n| Variation Margin Posted | Means the value of all collateral posted in the form of variation margin in relation to non-centrally cleared derivatives. |\n| Volatility of comparison return (10 years) | Means the annualised standard deviation of weekly returns of the investment option measured by the comparison return type over 10 years.If the frequency of valuation (for either unit pricing or crediting rate) of the investment option over the 10 years was less than weekly, then monthly returns should be used instead.If the frequency of valuation was less than monthly, or the investment option does not have 10 years of history, the volatility cannot be determined. |\n| Volatility of comparison return (5 years) | Means the annualised standard deviation of weekly returns of the investment option measured by the comparison return type over 5 years.If the frequency of valuation (for either unit pricing or crediting rate) of the investment option over the 5 years was less than weekly, then monthly returns should be used instead.If the frequency of valuation was less than monthly, or the investment option does not have 5 years of history, the volatility cannot be determined. |\n\nW\n\n| Whole of Life Or Endowment (Product Category) | Means bundled life insurance arrangements which combine an investments component and a life insurance component in a single product. |\n| --------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Wholesale Trust (investment vehicle type) | Means a collective investment vehicle that provides exposure to a diversified portfolio of investments and can be accessed by wholesale clients only. |\n| Withdrawal Fee (activity fee type) | Means an activity fee triggered upon withdrawal of funds by the member. |\n| Worst case liquidity stress test scenario | Means the extreme but plausible scenario from liquidity stress testing (excluding reverse stress testing) performed during the relevant period.For example, worst-case liquidity stress testing scenario may include historical scenarios such as the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Covid-19 Pandemic, and hypothetical scenarios or a combination of both historical and hypothetical scenarios. |\n| Worker category | Means where cover is only provided to members in a certain worker category, the name of the worker category assigned by the RSE licensee. |\n\nY\n\n| Year of admittance | Means the year ending 30 June during which the claim was admitted. |\n| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Year of cover | Means the year ending 30 June to which insurance cover was provided or is to be provided. |\n| Year of incident | Means the year ending 30 June during which the event occurred that lead to a claim. e.g. in the case of life insurance, the year of incident refers to the year of death of the insured member. |","sortOrder":0}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"completionTokens":718},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":8,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"This is a technical update to a definitions standard. 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