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List of U.S. states by sovereign wealth funds

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Like many countries, severalU.S. states have createdsovereign wealth funds to finance certain services (typically public education) or to provide general revenue to the state government itself.^[1]^[2] This article comprises the known such funds and their monetary amounts.

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Rank	State	Fund	Assets			Origin
Rank	State	Fund	Value (in billions)	As of	Ref.	Origin
1	Alaska	Alaska Permanent Fund	83.5	June 2025	^[3]	Petroleum
2	Texas	Permanent School Fund	55.624	August 2022	^[4]	Commodity /petroleum
3	Texas	Permanent University Fund	31.763	August 2022	^[5]	Commodity /petroleum
4	New Mexico	New Mexico State Investment Council Permanent Funds	53.407	September 2024	^[6]	Petroleum
5	Wyoming	Wyoming Permanent/Endowment Funds	12.6	March 2017	^[7]	Minerals
6	North Dakota	North Dakota Legacy Fund	8.2	November 2022	^[8]	Petroleum
7	Alabama	Alabama Trust Fund	2.5	June 2016	^[9]	Petroleum
8	Utah	State School Fund	2.0	March 2015	^[10]	Public lands
9	Louisiana	Louisiana Education Quality Trust Fund	1.6	June 2021	^[11]	Petroleum
10	Oregon	Oregon Common School Fund	1.4	December 2016	^[12]	Public lands
11	Montana	Coal Severance Tax Trust Fund & Public School Trust	1.2	June 2016	^[13]	Fossil fuels / Public lands

References

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^Brenna Erford; et al. (2016-06-29)."Louisiana Voters to Decide on Severance Tax-Based Sovereign Wealth Fund". The Pew Charitable Trusts. Retrieved2017-04-15.
^"From Volatile Severance Taxes to Sustained Revenue". The Pew Charitable Trusts. 2016-10-06. Retrieved2017-04-15.
^"Alaska Permanent Fund value reaches all-time high despite recent market turmoil".Anchorage Daily News. 2025-06-11.
^Texas Permanent School Fund: Annual Comprehensive Financial Report(PDF) (Report).Texas Education Agency. 2022-08-31. p. 19. Retrieved2023-02-10.
^Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Report: Permanent University Fund(PDF) (Report). The University of Texas/Texas A&M Investment Management Company. 2022. p. 5. Retrieved2023-02-10.
^Permanent fund investments to surpass oil and gas revenue, securing New Mexico’s future by 2039 (Report). New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration. 2024-09-17. p. 1.
^Wyoming State Treasurer's Office (2017-03-31)."Wyoming State Investment Portfolio"(PDF). Wyoming State Government. Retrieved2017-04-15.
^Retirement & Investment Office (2023-01-28)."Legacy Fund". North Dakota State Government. Retrieved2023-01-28.
^Office of State Treasurer (2017)."Alabama Trust Fund". Alabama State Government. Retrieved2017-04-15.
^Utah State Treasurer (2017)."State School and Institutional Trust Funds". Utah State Government. Retrieved2017-04-15.
^Louisiana Department of the Treasury (2021)."Investments, State Trust Fund Balances & Earnings". Louisiana State Government. Retrieved2025-03-26.
^Oregon State Treasury (2017)."Funds Under Management". Oregon State Government. Retrieved2017-04-15.
^"Montana Board of Investments 2016 Annual Report"(PDF). Montana Board of Investments. 2016-12-28. Retrieved2017-04-15.

External links

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The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute

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