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Sovereign Funds Worldwide Grow to US$15 Trillion

Global sovereign wealth funds hit a record US$15 trillion, with Gulf funds deploying 43% of capital and US investments surging to US$131.8 billion, Global SWF reported.

  • Last year, sovereign wealth funds amassed a record US$15 trillion in assets under management, with many deepening technology allocations and profiting from buoyant markets, Global SWF reported.
  • Middle East sovereign funds led last year, with Abu Dhabi's Mubadala investing US$12.9 billion, Kuwait Investment Authority US$6 billion, and Qatar Investment Authority US$4 billion, according to the report.
  • The Gulf's concentrated dealmaking included Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund committing US$6 billion and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala investing a record US$32.7 billion over 40 transactions last year.
  • State-Owned investors channeled US$131.8 billion to the United States last year, up from US$68.9 billion, while investments into China fell to US$4.3 billion from US$10.3 billion in 2024.
  • The main seven Gulf wealth funds accounted for 43 percent of state-owned investors' capital at US$126 billion last year, a historical maximum.
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Sovereign Funds Push Into Tech as Assets Swell to $15 Trillion

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Investors from sovereign funds and public pension funds gave preference to projects in the United States last year, with 132 billion dollars, or almost half of all their investments, invested in the United States in 2025, while large emerging markets attracted almost a third less than in 2024, reported by Reuters. According to the Global SWF report, large investors, together with central banks, reached a record level of 60 trillion dollars last …

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Sovereign wealth investors and public pension funds invested an impressive $132 billion - about half of last year's investments - in the United States in 2025, while large emerging markets attracted nearly a third less than in 2024, showed an annual report on Thursday.These huge investors, together with central banks, achieved a record 60 trillion dollars in assets under management last year, as the Global SWF report showed, and sovereign wealth…

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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Thursday, January 1, 2026.
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