The $2 billion Citizens of Israel Fund has brought emerging Asia into its equity portfolio and is building the scale and strategy that could see its future private market allocations reach the region.
Sovereign Wealth Funds
The kingdom’s sovereign investment arm is driving a national transformation through portfolio management, strategic investments and a thriving innovation ecosystem.
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Guided by the principles of Gross National Happiness, Bhutan's de facto sovereign wealth fund is merging tradition with innovation to build a values-driven investment strategy.
China's policy tailwinds and favourable valuations are driving fresh institutional flows, while contrasting trends in India sees some US investors reducing their stakes.
Indonesian SWF planning an $8 billion deal with US-based KBR to build 17 modular oil refineries; Queensland Investment Corporation secures A$50 million mandate to put Brighter Super's retirement savings into local tech businesses.
GIC's worst performance since the start of the pandemic comes as the fund increases US market exposure and shifts toward equities.
The country's first sovereign wealth fund is building a network of elite global managers to transform Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
Singapore's GIC partners with large institutional investors to acquire German property tech firm Techem for $7.8 billion; Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional eyes $500 million bond sale.
The Indonesian Investment Authority (INA) is leveraging international alliances to deploy smart capital, accelerate industrial development and deliver long-term value for the country.
Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund is forging global alliances and enlisting prominent advisors to drive the country’s economic transformation.
Malaysia's SWF Khazanah Nasional explores cross-border partnerships with France and Italy; ICICI Prudential Asset Management seeks IPO approval in India, and more.
Fixed-income assets and active portfolio strategies are in favour as managers reassess their priorities, Invesco says.
