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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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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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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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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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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29th May, 2026
South Korea’s National Pension Service has turned its domestic equity problem into allocation policy, as it tries to balance political objectives with its commercial mandate while having considerable heft in local markets.
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26th May, 2026
Investment Corporation of Dubai ‘s2025 annual report has passed with limited public attention, but it gives a rare consolidated view of Dubai’s government-owned company network.
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19th May, 2026
Oman Investment Authority’s 2025 results vindicate the country’s post-2020 sovereign structure with reported OMR2.9 billion (US$7.5 billion) in profit, assets of around OMR23 billion (US$59.7 billion) and a 14.6% annual return. This brought its annualised return over the past five years to 10.39% - the third-best performance among sovereign wealth funds, according to Global SWF data.
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7th May, 2026
Russia’s National Wealth Fund has become one of the clearest measures of how the state has adapted to pressure since 2022. The fund still gives Moscow a usable fiscal buffer, and the Iran war has improved that buffer at the margin by lifting oil prices and allowing the Finance Ministry to restart small purchases for the NWF.
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