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GIC is a global long-term investor established in 1981 to manage Singapore’s foreign reserves. We are invested in more than 40 countries worldwide. 2100. Employees worldwide. 11. Global Offices.
- Who We Are
As the world’s first non-commodity-based sovereign wealth...
- How We Invest
The Policy Portfolio represents GIC’s asset allocation...
- Our Portfolio
Our Portfolio. A diversified, resilient portfolio to secure...
- Our Governance
GIC’s Mandate. GIC is a fund manager for the Government of...
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
GIC is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity...
- FAQs
GIC is a fund manager, not an owner of the assets. We...
- Investing in Technology
At GIC, we leverage technology to harness data, deepen...
- Investing Sustainably
GIC’s investment in ACEN will be used to fund the platform’s...
- Who We Are
GIC Private Limited is a Singaporean sovereign wealth fund that manages the country's foreign reserves.
Our Portfolio. A diversified, resilient portfolio to secure Singapore's financial future. On this page. GIC Report 2022/23. GIC publishes an annual report on the management of the government’s portfolio and information on our policies and people. Learn more. Past GIC Reports. View all. GIC Report 2021/22. Download PDF. GIC Report 2020/21.
As the world’s first non-commodity-based sovereign wealth fund, GIC’s vision was original, bold, and forward-looking. GIC enabled Singapore to develop the essential capability of managing its own reserves, placing the country at the helm of its own long-term destiny.
Jun 6, 2022 · The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) is a government-owned company assigned to manage Singapore's sovereign wealth fund. The fund is now officially named: GIC...
Jul 25, 2023 · Singapore’s GIC, one of the world’s largest institutional investors, has warned that the golden age for private equity firms has “come to an end”. The sovereign wealth fund, which has estimated...
Jul 22, 2021 · Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund posted its highest rate of return in six years and expressed caution over rising inflation and a potential deterioration in the coronavirus pandemic.