Do you mean “listed investment companies” (LICs/LITs — closed‑end investment vehicles) on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)? If so, there isn’t a single fixed short list (there are 100+ LICs/LITs and the roster changes with new listings, takeovers and delistings). The fastest ways to get an up‑to‑date, complete list are:

• Use the ASX Company Directory and filter by industry/sector or download the directory (gives all current ASX‑listed entities). (ASX.com.au)
• Read ASX’s investor guidance pages about Listed Investment Companies (LICs) for background and examples. (ASX.com.au)

Examples of well‑known ASX‑listed investment companies (name — ASX code)

• Australian Foundation Investment Company — AFI. (ASX.com.au)
• Argo Investments — ARG. (ASX.com.au)
• BKI Investment Company — BKI. (ASX.com.au)
• Australian United Investment Company — AUI. (ASX.com.au)
• Whitefield (Whitefield Limited / WFD) — WFD. (ASX.com.au)
• Platinum Capital — PMC (one of Platinum Asset Management’s listed investment vehicles). (en.wikipedia.org)
• Future Generation Investment Company — FGX (philanthropic LIC). (ASX.com.au)

If you want a complete, current list (with tickers, market caps and brief strategy for each LIC), I can:

• pull and deliver a downloadable spreadsheet of all ASX LICs/LITs as of today (includes tickers and market cap), or
• give a sorted list of the largest LICs by market cap, or
• show LICs by strategy (Australian equity, global equities, infrastructure, fixed income, private equity, income‑focused, etc.).

Which output would you prefer?