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USD ~12bn · as of 2024 · attributed third-party estimate · source · retrieved 2026-09-01
Widely cited figure (matches SWFI); no published financials; 370 state enterprises transferred since Feb-2025 may raise AUM
Rank #89 in The Sovereign 100 (2026).
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AUDITED 2026-09-01 against TSFE's own site - 3/16 to 4/16, grade stays F. NOTE: the original score was assigned against tsfe.com.eg, which does not resolve (NXDOMAIN); the real site is tsfe.com. C6 1 to 2: TSFE self-publishes the FULL text of Law 177/2018 and its Articles of Association with amendments consolidated, in English and Arabic, plus all five sub-fund establishment decrees - stronger constitutional disclosure than most funds anywhere. Board named with bios, four committees listed, wholly state-owned, Santiago Principles adherence stated. C2=0 and C3=0 confirmed: no financial statements or annual report published in either language. NOTABLE: Article 12 of its own published law requires TWO auditors and QUARTERLY audited statements submitted to the President and Speaker - so TSFE is statutorily audited quarterly; the gap is publication, not auditing.
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