14th July, 2026
GIC is adding senior oversight across its private market teams while keeping their chief investment officers directly accountable to Group Chief Investment Officer Bryan Yeo.
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13th July, 2026
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), Singapore’s GIC and Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) are buying into India’s savings shift. Their bids for the anchor tranche of SBI Funds Management’s IPO add the country’s largest asset manager to portfolios already spread across financial services, infrastructure, property and private equity.
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10th July, 2026
Ireland has built a three-part sovereign capital model with a clear split between domestic deployment and fiscal protection, with the latest annual report by the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) offering an insight into how similar small European countries can punch above their weight when managing massive fiscal windfalls - as well as the risks.
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9th July, 2026
Mubadala’s transfer of a US$25 billion credit portfolio to Mubadala Capital has bolstered the asset management arm of the Abu Dhabi’s sovereign investor, turning an internal investment record into an external capital product for third-party investors.
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8th July, 2026
Temasek’s full transition to mark-to-market has lifted its Net Portfolio Value to S$518 billion (US$400.8 billion), moving Singapore’s state investor into the world’s Top 10 sovereign wealth funds as it directs more capital toward AI, private credit and infrastructure.
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7th July, 2026
GPIF’s FY2025 result was a major rebound, but it did not mark a change in strategy.
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6th July, 2026
CPP Investments’ US$1.75 billion commitment to EQT’s AI infrastructure strategy is an example of how state-owned investors are moving beyond data centre exposure and into capacity underwriting.
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3rd July, 2026
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund had the kind of year that can be read two ways: strong headline profit and asset growth, alongside surging liabilities and a multi-billion-dollar comprehensive loss.
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2nd July, 2026
La Caisse, Ontario Teachers’ and BCI (Canada) in North America; NBIM (Norway) in Europe; NSIA (Nigeria) in Africa; Temasek (Singapore) in Asia; and Future Fund, Rest (Australia) and NZ Super (New Zealand) in Oceania achieve a perfect score on the 2026 assessment of Governance, Sustainability and Resilience practices.
1st July, 2026
The Sovereign Investor with the best improvement in best practices, comparing the 2026 and 2025 GSR Scoreboards, was Mongolia's SWF, recently renamed Chinggis Khaan SWF. CKSWF is divided into three mandates: a heritage pool for future generations, a savings account for citizens, and a development fund to finance domestic projects. According to the fund’s website, total AuM currently stands at US$ 2.3 billion, and a savings account has been set up for each Mongolian citizen (all 3.6 million) with an individual balance of US$ 49. Every citizen can check their account and that of their children on a government app but cannot start using it until 2030 – a very innovative process among SWFs globally.