| Country |
Fund |
Assets US$ (in billions) |
Inception |
Origin |
Approx wealth per citizen/participant |
| Norway |
Government Pension Fund of Norway |
$573 |
1990 |
Oil |
7005115000000000000$115,000 |
| Japan |
Government Pension Investment Fund |
$1370 |
2006 |
Non-commodity |
7004108000000000000$10,800 |
| Netherlands |
Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP (ABP) |
$319 (€246) |
1922 |
Non-commodity |
7005114000000000000$114,000 |
| South Korea |
National Pension Service (NPS) |
$270 |
1988 |
Non-commodity |
7003500000000000000$5,000 |
| Canada (Quebec) |
Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (The Caisse, or CDPQ) |
$199 |
1965 |
Non-commodity |
N/A |
| United States (California) |
California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) |
$202 |
1932 |
Non-commodity |
7005126250000000000$126,250 |
| Malaysia |
Employees Provident Fund |
$130 |
1991 |
Non-commodity |
7003450000000000000$4,500 |
| Netherlands |
Stichting Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn (PFZW, formerly PGGM) |
$143 (€110.7) |
1969 |
Non-commodity |
7004720000000000000$72,000 |
| Canada |
CPP Investment Board (Canada Pension Plan) |
$162 |
1997 |
Non-commodity |
7003350000000000000$3,500 |
| Canada (Ontario) |
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan |
$109 |
1990 |
Non-commodity |
N/A |
| Brazil |
Caixa de Previdencia dos Funcionários do Banco do Brasil (PREVI) |
$80 |
1904 |
Finance |
N/A |
| Ireland |
National Pension Reserve Fund (NPRF) |
$30 |
2001 |
Non-commodity |
N/A |
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