This dimension categorises the reported information in accordance with the type of counterparty the entity has transacted with.
The counterparty in relation to the information is a hedge fund. This represents 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.

This dimension categorises information reported based on the method which determines the details in which an investment is reported. I.e. Look-through or Non-look-through.
This information reported is on a non-look through basis. This basis requires the reporting party to report information on investments held through external individually managed mandates/portfolios or discretely managed portfolios as if they were single end investments themselves.

This dimension categorises the reported data according to the applicable investment style type.

This dimension allows organisation name and where available Australian Business Number (ABN) to be used.

This dimension categorises the reported information by the primary instrument type.