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Mercer Global Listed Real Estate Fund — performance, year by year

After-fee returns as disclosed in the fund's own FMA-mandated fund updates, next to the market index the manager itself nominated — data to 31 March 2026. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns.

Latest 12-month return

7.18%

index: 6.90% · to 31 March 2026

Years above index

3 / 13

measured years with both figures disclosed

Since inception

3.74%

p.a. after fees · index: 4.89% · started 39415

Negative years

2 / 13

worst: 2020 (-17.96%)

Year-by-year: fund vs its own market index

Year Fund (after fees) Market index Fund − index
2013 18.38% 23.54% -5.16%
2014 6.84% 7.68% -0.84%
2015 26.98% 27.19% -0.21%
2016 0.85% 5.18% -4.33%
2017 -2.86% 4.57% -7.43%
2018 3.14% 1.59% +1.55%
2019 14.35% 16.33% -1.98%
2020 -17.96% -24.08% +6.12%
2021 25.53% 30.32% -4.79%
2022 16.06% 16.07% -0.01%
2024 7.68% 9.05% -1.37%
2025 1.81% 3.91% -2.10%
2026 7.18% 6.90% +0.28%

Returns are after fees (and after tax where the fund reports at the highest PIR), as disclosed by the fund. The market index is the benchmark the manager nominated in the fund's own disclosure — it differs between funds, so cross-fund comparisons belong on the leaderboard and consistency views.

Full Mercer Global Listed Real Estate Fund profile Questions people ask Source document (2026)

Performance questions

What has the Mercer Global Listed Real Estate Fund returned?

Its most recent disclosed 12-month return after fees was 7.18% versus 6.90% for its stated market index (period to 31 March 2026). Across the 13 years on record, its strongest year was 2015 (26.98%) and its weakest was 2020 (-17.96%). Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns.

Does the Mercer Global Listed Real Estate Fund beat its market index?

Over the 13 years where both figures are disclosed, the fund's after-fee return exceeded its own stated market index in 3 of them. The year-by-year table on this page shows each comparison; the source is the fund's own FMA-mandated fund update.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every figure is taken from the fund's own FMA-mandated fund update disclosures (after fees and tax at the highest PIR where so reported by the fund). Nothing is estimated. The source document is linked at the bottom of the page.