Instead of passing debt to future generations, we’d be giving them assets—and they’d have a real stake in America's success.

Indonesia, the Philippines and the city of Hong Kong all recently launched new funds. Now Trump's U.S. wants one too.

Norway has the largest SWF ... and Republicans will cut federal spending enough that the government shows a budget surplus in the future. But that will be a hard goal to reach.

We often hear that our national debt is uncomfortably high, running at about 100pc of GDP. But in fact, this debt isn’t really “national” at all. It is more accurately described as public, that is to ...

A sovereign wealth fund often serves as a vehicle to invest a government’s budget surplus. However ... a country’s natural resources reserve. Norway, for example, found itself on heaps ...

The Department of Defence has failed to spend more than €220m of its budget allocation over the past decade, Extra.ie has learned.

Norway has the largest SWF ... and Republicans will cut federal spending enough that the government shows a budget surplus in the future. But that will be a hard goal to reach. In the last 55 years ...

Norway has the largest SWF ... and Republicans will cut federal spending enough that the government shows a budget surplus in the future. But that will be a hard goal to reach.

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund ... The US doesn’t have a budget surplus Beyond the governance implications, the logistics pose a problem. Sovereign wealth funds are created when the government ...

Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) are state-owned investment funds, set up to manage a country’s surpluses. Some, as in the case of Norway and Saudi Arabia, are funded by revenues from state-owned natural ...

Traditionally, SWFs are funded by states with budget surpluses; in Norway's case, it is funded out of the country's excess oil proceeds. However, the US does not have any kind of surplus to speak ...