The International Petroleum Investment Company was formed in 1984 as an energy company under the control of Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC). This report tracks the company as it has moved away from its energy roots and become an investment powerhouse. Two years ago, IPIC purchased 71% of Aabar Investments, an Abu Dhabi investment company, and since then, IPIC has embarked on a new path away from the energy sector. This reports details the history of the move, the people behind it, and the future of IPIC over the next few years. 

This report details the new Sovereign Wealth Fund that is being created by Angola's government. The new fund, named Fundo Soberano Angolano, once created is expected to receive close to $25 billion. Following current oil price trends, the fund might be one of the largest five sovereign wealth funds in the world. This report states that the fund will have more than $50 billion by 2015 and close to $120 billion by 2020.

The report also details possible investments and its relationship with Sonangol, the state-owned oil company.

This report looks at investments made in the African region over the last few years by Sovereign Wealth Funds. As a result of continued growth in several African countries, SWFs are increasingly looking at Africa as a place for investments. This report details current SWFs strategy in Africa and possible investments that SWFs will make in the continent. It contains a list of all investments made by SWFs in recent years.

This paper is a profile of Fullerton Financial Holdings (FFH) and its multiple subsidiaries. This paper also explores the relationship between Temasek Holdings and FFH, which is wholly owned by Temasek. The profile shows that FFH is key to Temasek future as a Asian banking powerhouse.

This report looks at investment made by Temasek Holdings, one of Singapore's Sovereign Wealth Funds, in the financial sector. Temasek has invested in this sector since 1975. It concludes that Temasek is well positioned to combine its various financial assets together and form one of the largest banks in the Asia and a global player in the rest of the world. The report details what such an organization might look like.

Saudi Arabia is planning to create a sovereign wealth fund (SWF) which could become the largest in the world and create a certain challenge to other state-owned funds in Asia and the Middle East. This report examines why it has been created, the key players, and the international implications on other SWFs as a result of the fund's establishment.