List of countries by sovereign wealth funds

A sovereign wealth fund (SWF) is a fund owned by a state (or a political subdivision of a federal state) composed of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, property or other financial instruments. Sovereign wealth funds are entities that manage the national savings for the purposes of investment. The accumulated funds may have their origin in, or may represent, foreign currency deposits, gold, special drawing rights (SDRs) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) reserve position held by central banks and monetary authorities, along with other national assets such as pension investments, oil funds, or other industrial and financial holdings. These are assets of the sovereign nations which are typically held in domestic and different reserve currencies such as the dollar, euro and yen. The names attributed to the management entities may include central banks, official investment companies, state pension funds, sovereign oil funds, among others.

Some countries may have more than one SWF (see also the list of largest sovereign wealth funds[1]). Also, while the United States does not have a federal sovereign wealth fund, several of its constituent states have their own SWFs, and one state, Texas, has two.

RankCountryFundsAssets (USD Billion)Origin
1 ChinaCIC / SAFE / NCSSF / CADF1,554.8Non-commodity
2 United Arab EmiratesADIA / ADIC / EIA / ICD / MDC / SAM / RIA1,298.7Oil
3 CanadaCPPIB / PSPIB / AIMCO / CDPQ / CIC / BCI / IMCO / Vestcor1,270Non-commodity / Oil
4 NorwayGPF1,063.0[2][3]Oil
5 Saudi ArabiaPIF / SAMA890.0Oil
6 SingaporeGIC / TH764.0Non-commodity
7 KuwaitKIA524.0Oil
8 Hong KongExchange Fund500.0Non-commodity
9 QatarQIA320.0Oil
10 RussiaRNWF / RRF / RDIF178.38Oil & Gas / Non-commodity
11 AustraliaAFF / WAFF161.85Non-commodity
12 South AfricaPIC160Non-Commodity[4]
13 United StatesSSTF / APF / NMSIC / PWMTF / SIFTO / IEFIB
PSF / PUF / ATF / NDLF / LEQTF / CSF** / WVFF
150.8Oil & Gas / Non-commodity /
Minerals / Public Lands
14 KazakhstanSKJSC / KNF / NIC127.6Oil
15 South KoreaKIC122.3Non-commodity
16 IranNDFI91.0Oil
17 FranceBPIfrance68.35Non-commodity
18 LibyaLIA66.0Oil
19 BruneiBIA40.0Oil
20 AzerbaijanSOFAZ / 39.0Oil
21 MalaysiaKN34.9Non-commodity
22 ChileSESF / PRF24.1Copper/ Non-commodity
23 OmanOIF / SGRF24.0Gas / Oil
24 New ZealandNZSF22.7Non-commodity
25 East TimorTLPF16.6Gas / Oil
26 BahrainMHC10.6Oil
27 IrelandISIF8.5Non-commodity
28 PeruFSF (or FEF)7.9Non-commodity
29 AlgeriaRRF7.6Oil
30 BrazilSFB7.3Non-commodity
31 MexicoORSFM6.0Oil
32 BotswanaPF5.7Diamonds / Minerals
34 Trinidad and TobagoHSF5.5Oil
35 AngolaFSDEA4.6Oil
36 IndiaNIIF3.8Non-commodity
37 ColombiaCSSF3.5Oil / Mining
38 NigeriaNSIA / BDIC2.9Oil / Non-commodity
39 PanamaFAP1.2Non-commodity
40 BoliviaFINPRO1.2Non-commodity
41 SenegalSSIF - FONSIS1.0Non-commodity
42 IraqDFI0.9Oil
43 PalestinePIF0.8Non-commodity
44 VenezuelaFEM0.8Oil
45 KiribatiRERF0.9Phosphates
46 VietnamSCIC0.5Non-commodity
47 GhanaGPF0.45Oil
49 GabonGSWF0.4Oil
49 MauritaniaNFHR0.3Gas / Oil
50 MongoliaFSF0.3Mining
51 Equatorial GuineaFFG0.08Oil

** The Oregon Common School Fund (CSF) is not in the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute's list. However, it has been added here.

References

  1. Sovereign Wealth Fund Rankings by Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute
  2. "Press release from NBIM about returns in Q1 in 2016". Archived from the original on 2018-10-06. Retrieved 2016-04-28.
  3. "Live tracking of the value of GPF". Archived from the original on 2018-10-04. Retrieved 2016-04-28.
  4. "PIC | Public Investment Corporation". www.pic.gov.za. Retrieved 6 April 2018.
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