ACTIVEEquities · Managed Account

Core Australia

7.3% p.a. pre-fees
since inception4

Fund profile

Number of stocks
20-40
Objective
MSCI Aust.
Management
Active
Hedging
None

Suggested minimums1

Initial investment
$5,000
Additional deposits
$1
Time invested
5 years +

Fees· % p.a.

Investment fee
0.64%
Indirect cost ratio2
0.00%
Performance fee
None
Admin fee3
Varies by platform

Sector weights · vs MSCI Australia, %

Communication 0
Cons.Discret. 15
Cons.Staples 15
Energy 5
Financials 24
Health Care 11
Industrials 7
I.T. 6
Materials 14
Real Estate 0
Utilities 3
CurrentMSCI Australiascale 0–60%

Investor suitability

Investors who have a high tolerance for risk and have a long term investment timeframe.

Risk level

Very High. Negative return 6 years in every 20 years. 10% lower than benchmark fund since inception.

Platforms available on

Praemium, DASH, Interactive Brokers.

Investment objective

The Nucleus Core Australia Model invests in large capitalisation Australian equities. Our Investment philosophy is that avoiding low quality or expensive stocks provide the best investment outcomes. We believe these assets provide higher returns over time, but the path is also much smoother as they don't fall as much during bear markets.

Returns to Jun 2026 · % (p.a. 1y+)

1m1y3y5yIncept.
Pre fees 3.2-0.37.17.07.3
Post investment fees 3.2-0.96.46.36.7
Similar Funds
MSCI Australia 1.85.410.17.88.6
ASX 50 ETF 1.15.910.68.08.8

Cumulative return · growth of $10,000

Core AustralianMSCI AustraliaASX 50 ETF
$10,000$12,500$15,000$17,500$20,000 Jul 17Jul 19Jul 21Jul 23Jul 25Jun 26

Investment strategy

Investors who are looking to get exposure to large capitalisation listed Australian companies. The strategy uses a top-down global macro strategy that seeks to identify and exploit inefficiencies between global markets, countries and sectors for Australian investors. All positions are currently implemented through physical investments. This fund often takes a longer term view on assets and will choose to gradually build positions with dividends/excess capital rather than actively trading wherever possible.