Asian state-owned investors (SOIs) are projected to grow their assets under management by 34 per cent over the next five years, aided by growing economies, healthier fiscal balances and bigger contributions from the continent’s relatively young population, according to Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute. These sovereign investors, which include 146 central banks, sovereign wealth funds and
early three weeks have passed since the much-anticipated launch of Danantara, Indonesia’s latest and most ambitious investment entity, on Feb. 24, 2025. Positioned as a strategic vehicle to consolidate state-owned enterprises (SOEs), attract investment and become one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds, Danantara was introduced with strong national aspirations. Yet beyond the spectacle,
eputy Industry Minister Faisol Riza has announced that Garuda Indonesia is set to order up to 100 aircraft this year from major manufacturers like Airbus and Boeing, referring to a statement made by President Prabowo Subianto during the launch of the country’s second sovereign wealth fund (SWF). “The President mentioned this during the launch of