Sovereign Wealth Funds

China's CIC, Indonesia Investment Authority and Azerbaijan's SOFAZ launch $1bn private equity fund; Abu Dhabi consolidating China strategy by bringing together assets from Mubadala, L’Imad; and more.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is shifting from rapid expansion to sustained value creation. Domestic allocation will rise, but global partnerships are still central to its roadmap.

The $241 billion Australian sovereign wealth fund flagged a "review" of some jobs as it shifts from a period of expansion to consolidation.

The structural choice between centralising power within a single entity or distributing it across specialised vehicles is now the primary factor determining a sovereign fund's transparency and investment speed.

As sovereign investors reassess heavy US exposure, Indonesia is framing its commodity base and regional integration as structural advantages.

The proposed $437 million (CNY3 billion) debut panda bond would mark Samruk-Kazyna’s first foray into China’s onshore debt market.

Australian Retirement Trust hikes global equities and international bond holdings; Hong Kong and Malaysia bourses launch co-branded large-cap index; Japan’s government fund Cool Japan supports Malaysian insurtech PolicyStreet's Series C funding round; and more.

Governments are deploying capital to secure supply chains, dominate emerging technologies, and fortify national sovereignty as they navigate a 'New World Order'.

The Uzbekistan National Investment Fund's listing on the London Stock Exchange may be grabbing headlines, but the real work lies in a structural transformation of its underlying assets.

NFRC to invest $50mn in preferred equity in Advanced Navigation; Maharlika secures ATI stake; Kpop fans flood Korea pension fund; and more.

The National Reconstruction Fund Corporation’s contribution is part of a larger $112.3 million Series C funding round and is expected to create 172 high-skilled jobs in the deep tech sector.

The Uzbekistan National Investment Fund is set to list on the London and Tashkent stock exchanges, marking a historic shift from debt to equity as the Central Asian nation's liberalising economy courts global investors.