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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: Overall, the fund has extended its investments to 9,000 companies in 75 countries. 2. Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
Established in 1976, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) currently manages assets worth $792bn. Being the largest SWF in the Middle East, its main source of funding comes from oil exports. However, ADIA also holds stake in a number of other projects including a 50 per cent stake, worth $2.4bn, in three Hong Kong hotels. Earlier this month, the group invested $150m in Indian renewable energy firm, Greenko. Similar to its Gulf neighbour Saudi Arabia, ADIA has a stake in the London’s Gatwick airport and Norwegian gas company Gassled. The fund has extended its investments across 24 asset classes and has had a 7.4 per cent annualised rate of return in the last 20 years. 3. China Investment Corporation
The China Investment Corporation (CIC) currently holds assets worth $746.7bn and is the largest non oil-dependent SWF.