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.
30th June, 2026
India has doubled its allocation to the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF), giving the sovereign-anchored platform launched just over a decade ago a stronger base for its second infrastructure vintage after a run of exits in renewables, roads and smart meters.
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29th June, 2026
Qatar Investment Authority’s EUR432 million (US$490 million) participation in RWE’s capital raise is a bet on the grid bottleneck behind Europe’s energy transition.
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26th June, 2026
Canada’s public pension model still looks sound, but FY2026 showed why these funds cannot be judged by headline returns alone.
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25th June, 2026
Maharlika Investment Corporation’s (MIC) first quarter reporting shows a young sovereign fund still built around liquidity, but beginning to deploy more capital into Philippine strategic assets.
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24th June, 2026
Abu Dhabi’s AI strategy is running via MGX which has reported a US$50 billion raise from sovereign funds, pensions and institutions, capturing third-party capital to invest in models, chips, data centres, digital finance and regulated platforms.
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23rd June, 2026
After years of pouring capital into private markets, sovereign wealth funds are facing a less comfortable phase. Fund stakes bought for long horizons are staying on balance sheets for longer than expected, and some are now being sold before managers can deliver exits.
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22nd June, 2026
According to recently released figures, China’s biggest sovereign wealth fund is nudging US$2 trillion in AuM. The more interesting point, though, is not the ranking and scale, but where the money appears to sit and how China is using Hong Kong to keep offshore investing within a controlled financial perimeter.
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19th June, 2026
The Libyan Investment Authority’s Q1 2026 figures show a fund moving beyond legal defence while still operating inside the UN sanctions system.
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18th June, 2026
CalPERS’ July 1 shift to a Total Portfolio Approach is arriving with stronger performance, a still-underfunded balance sheet and a large private-market commitment load.
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