QIC

QIC is an Australian institutional investment manager specializing in alternative and liquid assets. Established in 1991 by the Queensland Government, QIC manages a global portfolio of infrastructure, real estate, private equity, private debt, natural capital, fixed income, and liquid markets. With over A$130 billion in assets under management, QIC partners with institutional investors worldwide, including pension and superannuation funds, insurers, and sovereign wealth funds. The firm's global presence includes offices in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, New York, San Francisco, London, and Singapore. QIC's investment approach is characterized by a long-term perspective, informed by on-the-ground insights and global megatrends shaping the future of capital flows. The firm's purpose is to create shared value by responsibly investing for the prosperity of clients, people, and communities. QIC's portfolio spans various industries, including infrastructure, real estate, private equity, private debt, natural capital, fixed income, liquid markets, retail, energy, telecommunications, transport, utilities, healthcare, education, and agriculture. The firm's investment stages encompass growth, buyout, and distressed opportunities, with investment sizes ranging from A$100 million to A$5 billion. QIC's commitment to responsible investment is evident in its adherence to the UN Global Compact, reflecting its dedication to environmental, social, and governance principles. The firm's leadership, including CEO Kylie Rampa, emphasizes client-centricity and investment discipline, aligning with QIC's purpose to create shared value. QIC's extensive experience and global reach position it as a leading institutional investor, delivering resilient investment outcomes for clients and contributing to the prosperity of communities worldwide.