Australian Government Investment Funds

To assist the Government to meet unfunded superannuation liabilities that will becomes payable during a period when an ageing population is likely to place significant pressure on the Commonwealth's finances.

To provide grants of financial assistance to support medical research and medical innovation.

To enhance the Commonwealth's ability to reimburse State and Territory, and Commonwealth Governments for expenditure incurred in relation to the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

To provide a secure revenue stream to fund initiatives that enhance future drought resilience, preparedness and response across Australia.

To allow the Government to draw up to $200 million in any given year to fund emergency response and natural disaster recovery and preparedness.

To support the Government making annual and discretionary payments to the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation.

Legislation, responsible ministers, governing body and investment fund principles.

An overview of the Australian Government Investment Funds.

Principles to consider when proposing a new Australian Government Investment Fund.

A voluntary group of sovereign wealth funds formed in 2009 with the intent of regularly meeting and exchanging views on issues of common interest to its members.

The purpose of the NBF was to provide financing to critical areas of infrastructure.

The CEFC is a corporate Commonwealth entity that facilitates increased flows of finance into the clean energy sector.

The Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) was established on 1 July 2016 by the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility Act 2016.

The RIC is a corporate Commonwealth entity that administers farm business concessional loans.