The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation acts “as a fund
manager for the Singapore government” and focuses on the overseas
investment of Singapore's surpluses. Its corporate profile notes that it invests
“in equities, fixed income, money market instruments, real estate and special
investments” and that it manages “more than USD 100 billion” in
accumulated surpluses. No further information is released – neither the
amount of its total assets (some believe that it is significantly “more than
USD 100 billion”), nor the composition of its assets (either by types of
instruments, geography or currency), nor the rates of return achieved on its
portfolio.
The Temasek Holdings Private Limited Company operates “as an
independent company separate from the government, but the government
holds a 100% equity stake as an investor in the company.” Temasek
manages direct corporate shareholdings – both in Singapore and abroad –
and its portfolio is wide-ranging. According to its corporate profile, it
includes “telecommunications and media, financial services, property,
transportation and logistics, energy and resources, infrastructure,
engineering and technology, as well as pharmaceuticals and biosciences.” It
publishes an annual “Temasek Review” which provides details on its
portfolio. Temasek acts as an “active commercial investor”. Several of the
companies are listed on the market in Singapore and overseas. It reports that
the value of its portfolio is currently “SGD 103 billion2
as at 31 March 2005,
and has achieved total shareholder’s return since inception (1974) of 18%
compounded annually.”
The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation acts “as a fund
manager for the Singapore government” and focuses on the overseas
investment of Singapore's surpluses. Its corporate profile notes that it invests
“in equities, fixed income, money market instruments, real estate and special
investments” and that it manages “more than USD 100 billion” in
accumulated surpluses. No further information is released – neither the
amount of its total assets (some believe that it is significantly “more than
USD 100 billion”), nor the composition of its assets (either by types of
instruments, geography or currency), nor the rates of return achieved on its
portfolio.
The Temasek Holdings Private Limited Company operates “as an
independent company separate from the government, but the government
holds a 100% equity stake as an investor in the company.” Temasek
manages direct corporate shareholdings – both in Singapore and abroad –
and its portfolio is wide-ranging. According to its corporate profile, it
includes “telecommunications and media, financial services, property,
transportation and logistics, energy and resources, infrastructure,
engineering and technology, as well as pharmaceuticals and biosciences.” It
publishes an annual “Temasek Review” which provides details on its
portfolio. Temasek acts as an “active commercial investor”. Several of the
companies are listed on the market in Singapore and overseas. It reports that
the value of its portfolio is currently “SGD 103 billion2
as at 31 March 2005,
and has achieved total shareholder’s return since inception (1974) of 18%
compounded annually.”
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