Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund Spent $31.5 Billion In 2023
- By The Financial District

- Jan 2, 2024
- 1 min read
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) was responsible for approximately a quarter of the nearly $124 billion spent by sovereign wealth funds globally in the previous year, as reported by Libby George for Reuters.

PIF's substantial expenditure reached $31.5 billion in 2023, contributing to the overall spending of $123.8 billion by sovereign wealth funds.
PIF's substantial expenditure reached $31.5 billion in 2023, contributing to the overall spending of $123.8 billion by sovereign wealth funds, according to a preliminary annual report from Global SWF, an industry specialist tracking the world's sovereign investment funds.
The surge in global stocks in the same year led to a record-setting increase in the assets managed by sovereign wealth funds worldwide, reaching $11.2 trillion.
While total sovereign-controlled spending on the energy transition, covering areas such as green hydrogen and lithium mining, also reached a record $25.9 billion in 2023, the overall spending by sovereign wealth funds was 21% lower than the figure recorded in 2022.
Global SWF Managing Director Diego López suggested that this could signal an overly cautious approach, given the ample capital available among these institutions.
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