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Headings: The world’s 10 biggest sovereign wealth funds
The world’s 10 biggest sovereign wealth funds
1. Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global
2. Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
3. China Investment Corporation
4. Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency
5. Kuwait Investment Authority
6. Hong Kong’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange Investment Company
7. Hong Kong Monetary Authority Investment Portfolio
8. Government of Singapore Investment Corporation
9. Qatar Investment Authority
10. China’s National Social Security Fund

Content: Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency
Controlled by the country’s central bank, Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) consists mostly of Saudi’s surplus petro-dollars. Although most of the wealth held by the fund is derived from the country’s oil revenues, it also manages certain Saudi public pensions. Holding assets worth $598.4bn, the fund is said to have invested in a diverse portfolio including cash deposits, fixed income and equities. 5. Kuwait Investment Authority
Established in 1953, Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA) is the oldest SWF in the world. Currently holding $592bn worth of assets under its management, the fund derives most of its wealth from the state’s surplus oil revenues. With a long-term goal to provide “an alternative to oil reserves, which would enable Kuwait’s future generations to face the uncertainties ahead with greater confidence,” as written on its website, the group has invested into various global projects. This includes the fund’s stake in London City Airport and Dubai Parks. 6. Hong Kong’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange Investment Company
The SAFE Investment Company, established in 1997, is the Hong Kong subsidiary of China’s Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).