Sovereign Wealth Funds and Central Banks managing US$29 trillion in assets are turning to Energy Assets, and raising concerns about the Dollar, in a portfolio reassessment driven by unprecedented Geopolitical Shifts, according to a survey published on Monday by independent global investment management firm Invesco.The survey of 90 Sovereign Wealth Funds and 54 Central Banks showed an increasing focus on diversification, and investment portfolios that can “take a hit and still hold it together” amid trade tariffs, closed shipping channels and wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.Some 80 per cent of those polled said Energy Security and Energy Transition Infrastructure were the most credible investments for making their portfolios more resilient, and infrastructure reached 9 per cent of sovereign wealth fund assets in 2026.
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Sovereign investors with US$29 trillion pivot to energy assets, flag dollar fears
A survey by Invesco reveals that sovereign wealth funds and central banks, managing $29 trillion, are shifting their investment strategies. Driven by geopolitical instability, including trade tensions and global conflicts, these institutions are prioritizing diversification and portfolio resilience.
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A survey by Invesco reveals that sovereign wealth funds and central banks, managing $29 trillion, are shifting their investment strategies. Driven by geopolitical instability, including trade tensions and global conflicts, these institutions are prioritizing diversification and portfolio resilience. Eighty percent of respondents identified energy security and transition infrastructure as the most reliable investments for strengthening their portfolios. This pivot indicates a growing focus on assets that can withstand economic shocks.
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80% of polled entities see energy security and transition infrastructure as credible investments for portfolio resilience.
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Sovereign wealth funds and central banks managing US$29 trillion are pivoting to energy assets.
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These investors are raising concerns about the US dollar.
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Infrastructure reached 9% of sovereign wealth fund assets in 2026.
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