2022 Top 100 Asset Owners Ranking
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2022 Top 100 Asset Owners Ranking Learn about the latest key insights on the top 100 asset owners in the world in 2022. Who are the asset owners that are driving investments? Are they competing for returns with you in the market? Do you raise funds from them? Are they your clients? Are your retirement, insurance or invested funds managed by them? Are you working for the funds? Do you have a heavier responsibility or facing more restrictions in deploying investments in a changing world? Get the latest insights on the top 100 largest asset owners including Pension Funds, Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWF), Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO), Foundations, Endowments and Insurance Companies. See the 2022 Asset Owner Top 100 Ranking below | View: 2022 Asset Owner 100 Study
“ Top 100 Asset Owners with $25.7 Trillion AUM, Top 10 Largest from Japan, Norway, China, UAE, South Korea, United States, Singapore, Kuwait, Netherlands, Hong Kong “
Thinking Ahead Institute 2022 Asset Owner 100 Study
Tokyo, Japan The Thinking Ahead Institute has released the 2022 Asset Owner 100 study, providing key data & insights on the top 100 global asset owners including Pension Funds, Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWF), Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO), Foundations, Endowments and Insurance Companies. In 2021, the Top 100 Asset Owners managed a total of $25.7 trillion AUM (Pension 55.9%, SWF 36.7%, OCIO 7.4%) with average asset allocation of 44.5% in Equity, 32.3% in Fixed Income, and 23.2% in Alternative. (AUM ~ Assets under Management) – See 2022 Asset Owner Top 100 Ranking below | View: 2022 Asset Owner 100 Study
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2022 Top 100 Asset Owners Ranking
The top 5 largest asset owners in 2021 are Government Pension Investment Fund (Japan) with $1.73 trillion, Norges Bank Investment Management (Norway) with $1.4 trillion, China Investment Corporation (China) with $1.22 trillion, SAFE Investment Company (China) with $980 billion and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (UAE) with $829 billion.
Leading financial centres Hong Kong and Singapore have 2 funds respectively in the Top 100: GIC (Singapore) with $744 billion & Central Provident Fund (Singapore) with $374 billion, and HKMA Investment Portfolio (Hong Kong) with $587 billion & MPFA (Hong Kong) with $150 billion.
Rank Asset Owner Country AUM Type 1 Government Pension Investment Fund Japan $1.73 trillion Pension 2 Norges Bank Investment Management Norway $1.4 trillion SWF 3 China Investment Corporation China $1.22 trillion SWF 4 SAFE Investment Company China $980 billion SWF 5 Abu Dhabi Investment Authority UAE $829 billion SWF 6 National Pension South Korea $797 billion Pension 7 Federal Retirement Thrift U.S. $774 billion Pension 8 GIC Singapore $744 billion SWF 9 Kuwait Investment Authority Kuwait $738 billion SWF 10 APG Netherlands $630 billion Pension 11 HKMA Investment Portfolio Hong Kong $587 billion SWF 12 California Public Employees U.S. $496 billion Pension 13 Public Investment Fund/Sanabil Investments Saudi Arabia $480 billion SWF 14 Qatar Investment Authority Qatar $445 billion SWF 15 Canada Pension Canada $426 billion Pension 16 National Social Security China $406 billion Pension 17 Central Provident Fund Singapore $374 billion Pension 18 Mercer U.S. $370 billion OCIO 19 CDPQ Canada $329 billion Pension 20 California State Teachers U.S. $313 billion Pension 21 PGGM Netherlands $304 billion Pension 22 Investment Corporation of Dubai UAE $302 billion SWF 23 Mubadala Investment Company UAE $284 billion SWF 24 Temasek Holdings Singapore $283 billion SWF 25 New York State Common U.S. $267 billion Pension 26 New York City Retirement U.S. $266 billion Pension 27 Local Government Officials Japan $248 billion Pension 28 Employees Provident Fund Malaysia $242 billion Pension 29 Goldman Sachs U.S. $239 billion OCIO 30 Florida State Board U.S. $213 billion Pension 31 Korea Investment Corporation South Korea $205 billion SWF 32 AON U.S. $204 billion OCIO 33 BLF Taiwan $202 billion Pension 34 Texas Teachers U.S. $196 billion Pension 35 MN Services N.V. Netherlands $192 billion Pension 36 Ontario Teachers Canada $191 billion Pension 37 Future Fund Management Agency Australia $185 billion SWF 38 BlackRock U.S. $184 billion OCIO 39 Russian National Wealth Fund Russia $182 billion SWF 40 State Street Global Advisors U.S. $181 billion OCIO 41 WTW U.S. $181 billion OCIO 42 Russell Investments U.S. $175 billion OCIO 43 AustralianSuper Australia $169 billion Pension 44 CDC France $166 billion Pension 45 Public Service Pension Investment Board Canada $162 billion Pension 46 Washington State Board U.S. $161 billion Pension 47 Public Institute for Social Security Kuwait $159 billion Pension 48 British Columbia Investment Canada $158 billion Pension 49 Public Investment Corporation South Africa $157 billion SWF 50 ATP Denmark $155 billion Pension 51 MPFA Hong Kong $150 billion Pension 52 Wisconsin Investment Board U.S. $147 billion Pension 53 Boeing U.S. $147 billion Pension 54 Employees’ Provident India $144 billion Pension 55 New York State Teachers U.S. $144 billion Pension 56 North Carolina U.S. $137 billion Pension 57 Alecta Sweden $136 billion Pension 58 California University U.S. $125 billion Pension 59 Bayerische Versorgungskammer Germany $122 billion Pension 60 Ohio Public Employees U.S. $121 billion Pension 61 AT&T U.S. $119 billion Pension 62 National Federation of Mutual Aid Japan $117 billion Pension 63 IBM U.S. $115 billion Pension 64 National Development Fund Iran $115 billion SWF 65 Universities Superannuation U.K. $111 billion Pension 66 Virginia Retirement U.S. $110 billion Pension 67 Pension Fund Association Japan $109 billion Pension 68 Raytheon Technologies U.S. $108 billion Pension 69 ADQ UAE $108 billion SWF 70 Michigan Retirement U.S. $107 billion Pension 71 Aware Super Australia $107 billion Pension 72 Royal Dutch Shell Netherlands $104 billion Pension 73 New Jersey U.S. $104 billion Pension 74 Minnesota State Board U.S. $102 billion Pension 75 PFA Pension Denmark $102 billion Pension 76 Alberta Investment Management Corp Canada $102 billion Pension 77 KLP Norway $102 billion Pension 78 Kaiser U.S. $101 billion Pension 79 Georgia Teachers U.S. $100 billion Pension 80 SEI Investments U.S. $100 billion OCIO 81 Oregon Public Employees U.S. $100 billion Pension 82 Danica Pension Denmark $99 billion Pension 83 Northern Trust U.S. $98 billion OCIO 84 Massachusetts PRIM U.S. $98 billion Pension 85 Qsuper Australia $96 billion Pension 86 General Motors U.S. $96 billion Pension 87 Ontario Municipal Employees Canada $95 billion Pension 88 Ohio State Teachers U.S. $95 billion Pension 89 AP Fonden Sweden $94 billion Pension 90 Healthcare of Ontario Canada $90 billion Pension 91 General Electric U.S. $90 billion Pension 92 Bouwnijverheid Netherlands $88 billion Pension 93 United Parcel Service U.S. $86 billion Pension 94 N. M. Superannuation Proprietary Australia $86 billion OCIO 95 United Nations Joint Staff U.S. $86 billion Pension 96 Emirates Investment Authority UAE $86 billion SWF 97 Lockheed Martin U.S. $85 billion Pension 98 Rothesay Life U.K. $84 billion Pension 99 J.P. Morgan Asset & Wealth Management U.S. $83 billion OCIO 100 TCorp (NSW Treasury Corporation) Australia $83 billion SWF
The Asset Owner 100 Study
The Asset Owner 100 is a Thinking Ahead Institute study which gathers data on the total assets of the top 100 asset owners around the world. Though not included in the ranking, the study also presents the total assets for the top 10 insurers and the top 10 foundations and endowments. Since its establishment in 2015, over 60 investment organisations have collaborated to bring this vision to light through designing fit-for-purpose investment strategies; better organisational effectiveness and strengthened stakeholder legitimacy. Thinking Ahead Institute is an innovation network founded by WTW. In 2016, Willis Group and Towers Watson merged to become WTW.
- View: 2022 Asset Owner 100 Study
About the Thinking Ahead Institute
The Thinking Ahead Institute was established in January 2015 and is a global not-for-profit investment research and innovation member group made up of engaged institutional asset owners and service providers committed to changing and improving the investment industry for the benefit of the end saver. It has over 55 members around the world and is an outgrowth of WTW Investments’ Thinking Ahead Group, which was set up in 2002.
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