14th April, 2026
PIF’s memorandum of understanding with King Street is its clearest move yet into broader private credit.
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13th April, 2026
Mubadala’s 2025 results show the fund is growing through more than portfolio performance alone. The stronger point is strategic. Mubadala is diversifying investing, third-party capital, domestic strategic assets and thematic platforms, and 2025 showed increasing weight in AI-related sectors, private credit and acquired asset management capacity.
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10th April, 2026
The Malaysian state of Sarawak’s sovereign wealth fund has moved from institution-building to portfolio construction with this week seeing the Sarawak Sovereign Wealth Future Fund Board announce its investment strategy with commitments of about US$850 million in global fixed income and MYR1.6 billion (US$402 million) in domestic bonds.
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9th April, 2026
Mubadala Capital’s third Brazil fund shows that its Brazil strategy is still expanding despite the Middle East war.
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8th April, 2026
Danantara’s latest moves point to a clearer role with the completed debt restructuring plan for the Whoosh high-speed rail project and the consolidation of four state-owned asset managers.
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7th April, 2026
The reported PIF talks over a possible US$5 billion SpaceX IPO investment and the reported US$24 billion of Gulf sovereign backing for Paramount Skydance’s Warner deal show that Gulf sovereign wealth funds are becoming crucial repeat providers of large minority capital to Western billionaire-led platforms.
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6th April, 2026
BlackRock’s relationships with sovereign wealth funds have moved well beyond traditional mandates, with the firm now serving different funds as external manager, platform builder, infrastructure sponsor and co-investment partner depending on the mandate, asset class and strategic objective.
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2nd April, 2026
APG’s 2025 annual report shows a weaker investment result and a narrower future model. Assets under management fell to EUR 601 billion from EUR 616 billion, the portfolio returned -1.6%, and five-year excess return was -74 basis points across total assets and -349 basis points for actively managed portfolios.
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1st April, 2026
The Republic of Kazakhstan has four major Sovereign Wealth Funds: the National Fund (NF), the National Investment Corporation (NIC), which operate under the central bank the National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK), Samruk-Kazyna JSC (SK), and Baiterek NIH JSC, a state development holding focused on the banking sector.