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September 01, 2014 01:00 AM

The P&I/Towers Watson World 300: Largest retirement funds

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    Ranked by U.S. dollars, in millions. U.S. fund data are from the P&I 1,000, published Feb. 3, 2014; non-U.S. fund data are as of Dec. 31, 2013, unless otherwise noted.
    RankFundCountryTotal assets
    1Government Pension InvestmentJapan$1,221,501
    2Government Pension FundNorway$858,469
    3ABPNetherlands$415,657
    4National PensionSouth Korea$405,521
    5Federal Retirement ThriftU.S.$375,088
    6California Public EmployeesU.S.$273,066
    7Canada Pension1Canada$206,173
    8National Social SecurityChina$205,168
    9Central Provident FundSingapore$200,376
    10PFZW1Netherlands$196,933
    11Employees Provident FundMalaysia$182,216
    12Local Government Officials1Japan$179,820
    13California State TeachersU.S.$172,424
    14New York State CommonU.S.$164,008
    15Florida State BoardU.S.$146,266
    16New York City RetirementU.S.$143,925
    17Ontario TeachersCanada$132,445
    18Texas TeachersU.S.$119,706
    19GEPF2South Africa$117,681
    20Pension Fund AssociationJapan$117,636
    21ATPDenmark$111,278
    22BoeingU.S.$98,922
    23IBMU.S.$96,598
    24New York State TeachersU.S.$96,440
    25Wisconsin Investment BoardU.S.$93,787
    26AlectaSweden$93,369
    27General MotorsU.S.$91,155
    28North CarolinaU.S.$91,080
    29AT&TU.S.$89,025
    30National Wealth Fund3Russia$88,179
    31Future FundAustralia$86,196
    32Ohio Public EmployeesU.S.$85,527
    33Bayerische VersorgungskammerGermany$80,941
    34New JerseyU.S.$78,375
    35Washington State BoardU.S.$77,537
    36National Public ServiceJapan$76,338
    37Royal Dutch Shell4Netherlands$74,556
    38Fondo de Reserva SeguridadSpain$74,106
    39PreviBrazil$71,735
    40General ElectricU.S.$70,803
    41Employees' Provident2India$70,573
    42Ohio State TeachersU.S.$69,986
    43PFA PensionDenmark$68,218
    44Oregon Public EmployeesU.S.$66,725
    45Metaal/Tech. BedrijvenNetherlands$66,493
    46BT Group1U.K.$66,451
    47AustralianSuperAustralia$64,855
    48Universities Superannuation5U.K.$62,785
    49Virginia RetirementU.S.$62,359
    50California UniversityU.S.$61,639
    51Ontario Municipal EmployeesCanada$61,235
    52Michigan RetirementU.S.$60,069
    53Labor Pension FundTaiwan$59,756
    54Lockheed MartinU.S.$59,140
    55AMF PensionSweden$58,707
    56Georgia TeachersU.S.$58,638
    57Ford MotorU.S.$58,546
    58Minnesota State BoardU.S.$58,244
    59Public School EmployeesJapan$57,146
    60Public Institute for Social Security1, 6Kuwait$56,871
    61BouwnijverheidNetherlands$56,796
    62Massachusetts PRIMU.S.$55,697
    63Electricity Supply Pension1, 6U.K.$54,212
    64Lloyds Banking Group7U.K.$53,952
    65Public Service Pension Plan2Canada$52,232
    66VarmaFinland$52,009
    67KevaFinland$50,334
    68FRRFrance$50,054
    69Organization for WorkersJapan$49,138
    70Pennsylvania School Empl.U.S.$48,933
    71United Nations Joint StaffU.S.$48,820
    72Healthcare of OntarioCanada$48,575
    73Quebec Government & PublicCanada$47,710
    74Royal Bank of Scotland Group7U.K.$47,193
    75Colorado EmployeesU.S.$45,379
    76AFP ProvidaChile$45,265
    77IlmarinenFinland$44,497
    78PMENetherlands$44,496
    79Afore XXI Banorte8Mexico$43,979
    80Bank of AmericaU.S.$43,600
    81VerizonU.S.$43,575
    82Tennessee ConsolidatedU.S.$43,536
    83United TechnologiesU.S.$43,320
    84Los Angeles County Empl.U.S.$43,275
    85Quebec PensionCanada$43,209
    86QSuperAustralia$42,787
    87AFP HabitatChile$42,520
    88Maryland State RetirementU.S.$41,682
    89AP Fonden 3Sweden$41,441
    90Alcatel-LucentU.S.$41,180
    91Northrop GrummanU.S.$41,072
    92Illinois TeachersU.S.$40,848
    93Bundes PensionskasseSwitzerland$40,454
    94AP Fonden 2Sweden$40,434
    95United Parcel ServiceU.S.$40,395
    96AP Fonden 4Sweden$39,785
    97First State SuperAustralia$39,653
    98Barclays Bank U.K.U.K.$39,197
    99AP Fonden 1Sweden$38,692
    100Wells FargoU.S.$37,689
    101Private Schools EmployeesJapan$37,375
    102UniSuperAustralia$36,422
    103Sampension5Denmark$36,370
    104Teamsters, Western Conf.U.S.$35,524
    105State SuperAustralia$35,328
    106Missouri Schools & EducationU.S.$34,552
    107AFP CapitalChile$34,258
    108British Coal Pension Schemes2U.K.$33,907
    109B.C. MunicipalCanada$33,684
    110AFP CuprumChile$33,587
    111J.P. Morgan ChaseU.S.$33,366
    112BVVGermany$33,360
    113Railways PensionsU.K.$33,306
    114KaiserU.S.$33,215
    115Alabama RetirementU.S.$32,537
    116Exxon MobilU.S.$32,320
    117RaytheonU.S.$31,690
    118HSBC BankU.K.$31,665
    119BPU.K.$31,516
    120Arizona State RetirementU.S.$31,509
    121National Pension AssociationJapan$31,446
    122British AirwaysU.K.$31,229
    123FedExU.S.$31,064
    124ChevronU.S.$31,061
    125BAE SystemsU.K.$30,367
    126Illinois MunicipalU.S.$30,079
    127Nevada Public EmployeesU.S.$30,076
    128BVK des Kantons ZurichSwitzerland$29,622
    129Retirement Fund-KWAP9Malaysia$29,361
    130South Carolina Public Empl.U.S.$28,963
    131Afore Banamex 8Mexico$28,883
    132Pennsylvania EmployeesU.S.$28,845
    133National Grid1U.K.$28,840
    134HoneywellU.S.$28,339
    135CSCAustralia$28,316
    136Indiana Public RetirementU.S.$28,023
    137PetrosBrazil$27,970
    138Utah State RetirementU.S.$27,895
    139National Pensions Reserve1Ireland$27,854
    140PensionDanmarkDenmark$27,828
    141ZilverfondBelgium$27,527
    142Hewlett-PackardU.S.$27,295
    143RabobankNetherlands$27,177
    144Connecticut RetirementU.S.$27,146
    145ING St. Psf.Netherlands$27,064
    146RESTAustralia$26,894
    147AP Fonden 7Sweden$26,670
    148Texas EmployeesU.S.$26,613
    149State FarmU.S.$26,514
    150DuPontU.S.$26,067
    151Iowa Public EmployeesU.S.$25,709
    152UBSSwitzerland$25,286
    153Unilever7U.K.$25,260
    154VBL6Germany$25,139
    155Local Authorities Pension BoardCanada$24,981
    156Afore Sura8Mexico$24,672
    157Mississippi EmployeesU.S.$24,612
    158Chrysler GroupU.S.$24,538
    159Duke EnergyU.S.$24,536
    160ProteccionColombia$24,470
    161ABN AMRONetherlands$24,433
    162Nestle7Switzerland$24,221
    163National RailroadU.S.$24,100
    164PfizerU.S.$24,080
    165HESTAAustralia$23,924
    166SunsuperAustralia$23,915
    167Alaska RetirementU.S.$23,718
    168BASF7Germany$23,623
    169FUNCEFBrazil$23,301
    170Johnson & JohnsonU.S.$23,143
    171Mitsubishi UFJ Financial1Japan$22,975
    172Industriens PensionDenmark$22,956
    173CbusAustralia$22,905
    174Strathclyde Pension FundU.K.$22,692
    175CitigroupU.S.$22,665
    176State PensionFinland$22,524
    177Migros-Genossenschafts-BundSwitzerland$22,241
    1783MU.S.$22,179
    179Aviva OFEPoland$22,134
    180Delta Air LinesU.S.$22,129
    181Texas County & DistrictU.S.$21,713
    182Texas Municipal RetirementU.S.$21,632
    183VervoerNetherlands$21,508
    184Novartis7Switzerland$21,481
    185British Steel Pension Scheme2U.K.$21,435
    186Greater ManchesterU.K.$21,392
    187CaterpillarU.S.$21,142
    188ERAFPFrance$21,097
    189Nippon Telegraph & Telephone1Japan$20,774
    190Shell OilU.S.$20,763
    191Afore Profuturo GNP8Mexico$20,718
    192Dow ChemicalU.S.$20,592
    193PhillipsNetherlands$20,467
    194Wal-Mart StoresU.S.$20,368
    195San Francisco City & CountyU.S.$20,204
    196Procter & GambleU.S.$20,145
    197Grafische BedrijvenNetherlands$20,055
    198Ontario Pension BoardCanada$19,759
    199B.C. Public Service2Canada$19,704
    200AkzoNobel7U.K.$19,647
    201B.C. TeachersCanada$19,471
    202AvivaU.K.$19,439
    203Siemens9Germany$19,328
    204ExelonU.S.$19,163
    205Government PensionThailand$19,154
    206Government Service Insurance6Philippines$19,019
    207Public Service Pension FundTaiwan$18,878
    208PepsiCoU.S.$18,843
    209MerckU.S.$18,735
    210PorvenirColombia$18,663
    211ESSSuperAustralia$18,631
    212GlaxoSmithKlineU.K.$18,627
    213CenturyLinkU.S.$18,453
    214Laegernes PensionskasseDenmark$18,402
    215Prudential FinancialU.S.$18,368
    216Teamsters, Central StatesU.S.$18,298
    217Panasonic1Japan$18,123
    218Canada PostCanada$18,107
    219Labor Insurance FundTaiwan$17,700
    220BBC1U.K.$17,699
    221Hydro-QuebecCanada$17,625
    222SpoorwegpensioenfondsNetherlands$17,548
    223PG&EU.S.$17,434
    224DaimlerGermany$17,358
    225General DynamicsU.S.$17,309
    226Illinois State BoardU.S.$17,284
    227SBB PensionskasseSwitzerland$17,258
    228American AirlinesU.S.$17,236
    229United Methodist ChurchU.S.$17,207
    230Magistrenes PensionskasseDenmark$17,084
    231PK PostSwitzerland$17,017
    232Bell CanadaCanada$17,013
    233Illinois State UniversitiesU.S.$16,965
    234Los Angeles Fire & PoliceU.S.$16,862
    235Credit SuisseSwitzerland$16,778
    236Federal Reserve EmployeesU.S.$16,726
    237Kentucky TeachersU.S.$16,636
    238West Midlands MetropolitanU.K.$16,483
    239City of ZurichSwitzerland$16,476
    240West Yorkshire2U.K.$16,467
    241Super SAAustralia$16,424
    242National ElectricU.S.$16,293
    243Rolls-RoyceU.K.$16,195
    244FEFSSPortugal$16,132
    245Allianz7Germany$16,089
    246Fonds de Comp./Securite SocialeLuxembourg$16,086
    247Mizuho Financial Group1Japan$16,021
    248World BankU.S.$16,018
    249ConocoPhillipsU.S.$15,987
    250New York State Def. Comp.U.S.$15,943
    251International PaperU.S.$15,898
    252Canadian National RailwaysCanada$15,872
    253Baden-WurttembergischeGermany$15,855
    254DeereU.S.$15,853
    255GESBAustralia$15,828
    256Kansas Public EmployeesU.S.$15,593
    257SygeplejerskerDenmark$15,416
    258TelmexMexico$15,411
    259Louisiana TeachersU.S.$15,373
    260MetLifeU.S.$15,241
    261Abbott LaboratoriesU.S.$15,166
    262OPSEUCanada$15,009
    263Quebec Construction IndustryCanada$15,001
    264Integra10Peru$14,828
    265Zenkoku Shinyo Kinko1Japan$14,818
    266Nordrheinische Arzteversorgung 6Germany$14,814
    267BP AmericaU.S.$14,796
    268RWEGermany$14,622
    269Tapiola Mutual Pension Ins.Finland$14,559
    270Georgia EmployeesU.S.$14,530
    271National Rural ElectricU.S.$14,505
    272United Continental HoldingsU.S.$14,500
    273Government Employees PensionSouth Korea$14,463
    274Hitachi1Japan$14,316
    275Teachers' PensionSouth Korea$14,312
    276New Zealand Superannuation5New Zealand$14,205
    277Air CanadaCanada$13,874
    278New Mexico Public Empl.U.S.$13,855
    279Southern Co.U.S.$13,790
    280Social Insurance FundsVietnam$13,761
    281Consolidated EdisonU.S.$13,724
    282Siemens USAU.S.$13,714
    283New York City Def. Comp.U.S.$13,543
    284Walt DisneyU.S.$13,476
    285Ohio Police & FireU.S.$13,471
    286Tesco1, 7U.K.$13,458
    287Idaho Public EmployeesU.S.$13,427
    288OFE PZUPoland$13,310
    289Telstra SuperAustralia$13,071
    290HOSTPLUSAustralia$13,051
    291Banco Santander (U.K.)U.K.$13,037
    292Operating Eng. InternationalU.S.$13,001
    293IntelU.S.$12,994
    294Hawaii EmployeesU.S.$12,915
    295Los Angeles City EmployeesU.S.$12,870
    296Arkansas TeachersU.S.$12,781
    297AerzteVersorgung Westfalen LippeGermany$12,759
    298Oklahoma TeachersU.S.$12,647
    299Deutsche BankGermany$12,606
    300NPF Gazfond3Russia$12,602
    Total$14,857,829
    1 As of March 31, 2014;

    2 As of March 31, 2013;

    3 As of Jan. 1, 2014;

    4 Global figure (ex-U.S.);

    5 As of June 30, 2013;

    6 Estimate;

    7 Global figure;

    8 As of May 29, 2014;

    9 As of Sept. 30, 2013;

    10 As of April 30, 2014.

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