| Saudi Arabia’s SAMA (which is the country’s central bank), has foreign holding assets totaling $679.5 billion, while Abu Dhabi Investment Authority’s (ADIA) assets are estimated at around $627 billion. Kuwait Investment Authority, known as KIA, is estimated at around $386 billion, while the Qataris, through their powerful Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), are estimated to have $170 billion worth of assets.
All of these powerful financial institutions clearly have a wide mandate from their government to invest and diversify the base of their respective national economies. However, they dramatically differ in the strategies and approaches...............................................Full Article: Source
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