The Almanack Brief

A weekly letter on the movements of state capital. Free, by email.

About Capital Almanack

Capital Almanack is an independent data and research publisher covering the world’s largest pools of state-owned and private capital.

The world’s state-owned investors manage well over thirty trillion dollars, yet the figures most often cited for them are stale, unsourced, or untraceable. The Almanack exists to fix that: every number we publish carries its primary source, its as-of date, its original currency, and the exchange rate used — and every institution we cover carries a grade for how verifiable it is.

We publish rankings and research. We do not manage money, advise on investments, or accept payment for placement in any ranking or grade.

100institutions
$28.4Ttracked
43countries
87primary-sourced

What we publish

The Sovereign 100 — the flagship ranking of state-owned investors by best-evidenced assets under management.

Disclosure Grades — an A–F score for how verifiable each institution is, from eight public-evidence criteria.

Institution profiles — a sourced page for every fund we track: the figure, its basis, its date, and its documents.

Using our data

Citation. Quote and cite freely with attribution to Capital Almanack and, where practical, a link. Bulk or commercial redistribution needs written permission.

Corrections. Institutions may submit corrections in writing with supporting documents; verified corrections are applied with a public changelog entry.

Press. Journalists are welcome to our figures on the same attribution terms — and to ask for the underlying sources.

Contact

Corrections, source questions, and press: corrections@capitalalmanack.com. Written correspondence only — it keeps everything on the record, which is rather the point of this publication.

The Sovereign 100   How we count