Key Takeaways
- • The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI) is hosting the I20 Summit in Miami with 500 available seats priced at $5,499 each, presented as an independent initiative separate from the G20 and U.S. Government.
- • SWFI operates as a leading research platform serving family offices, private equity firms, banks, and institutional investors with actionable news, data, and insights on sovereign wealth funds, pensions, superannuation funds, and other public asset owners.
- • The organization maintains the SWFI Public Fund Monitor, a free daily newsletter reaching over 70,000 readers with breaking news and analysis on the sovereign wealth and public pension fund sectors.
- • SWFI provides rankings and tracking data covering over 400 sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds, with detailed analysis of the top 100 largest players by total assets.
Summary
As of April 2019, SWFI was organizing the I20 Summit, an independent conference initiative held in Miami. The event offered 500 seats at $5,499 per attendee. The organization explicitly clarified that the I20 Summit is an independent initiative not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to the G20, the Group of Twenty, or the U.S. Government, despite the name potentially suggesting otherwise.
SWFI's primary research output includes the SWFI Public Fund Monitor, a free daily newsletter aggregating breaking news and analysis on sovereign wealth and public pension funds. The newsletter reaches over 70,000 readers. The organization also maintains Global SWF, a data platform tracking over 400 sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds with detailed rankings and performance insights focusing on the largest 100 funds by total assets under management. This positions SWFI as a key information provider for family offices, institutional investors, and alternative investment professionals seeking systematic data and news on global public asset owners.
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