It's quite likely that many super funds are invested in LTR, either directly or indirectly (via ETFs).
Granted, none are 'top holders', but that's hardly surprising when most super funds are extremely risk averse and so will not risk being overweight in many individual holdings.
A super fund is doing extremely well (i.e. top 1%) if it has an average 10-year return of over 13%.
Retail has more opportunity to outperform that, mostly because super fund' boards would never let them put all (or even most of) their eggs in one basket...
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