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  1. Jul 15, 2016 · These two investment companies manage Singapore’s reserves, accumulated from years of surpluses, and are our sovereign wealth funds (SWFs). Both ranked inside the top 10 SWFs in the world, the estimated combined holdings of these two companies top out at over $730 billion.

  2. www.gic.com.sg › who-we-are › faqsFAQs | GIC

    What is the difference between GIC and the other two entities that invest Singapore’s reserves? The Government regularly monitors and reviews the overall long-term performance of and risk profile for the nation’s reserves, managed by GIC, MAS (the central bank), and Temasek Holdings, at various points in a market cycle.

  3. www.temasek.com.sg › en › about-usFAQs - Temasek

    Are Temasek and the Government of Singapore Investment Corp (GIC) the same organisation? Is the Singapore Government or the President involved in Temasek’s business decisions? How is the President involved in the protection of Temasek’s past reserves? Is an investment loss considered a draw on past reserves?

  4. Singapore has two sovereign wealth fund with billion of dollars of assets: 1) Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC), with around $247.5 billion, founded in 1981; and 2) Temasek Holdings, with assets of $157.5 billion, founded in 1974.

  5. Aug 17, 2023 · Singapore Reserves Revealed - Inside GIC And Temasek. 17 Aug 2023 08:02am. Meet the people responsible for generating billions of dollars for Singapore’s reserves. Just who are they? How do...

  6. Singapore’s GIC Pte Ltd, Temasek Holdings and Central Provident Fund (CPF) are the only ones from Southeast Asia in a ranking of the world’s top ten sovereign wealth funds and pension funds compiled by an independent think tank for central banking, economic policy and public investment.

  7. Jan 3, 2024 · After five consecutive years of leading investment by state-owned funds globally, Singapore’s GIC and Temasek Holdings both cut their commitments by more than half last year, with the pair combining to deploy $26.2 billion of fresh capital last year.