Singapore, 24 July 2026 – Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC plans to allocate an additional US$30 billion to hedge funds over the next three years, expanding its use of alternative strategies as global markets face persistent volatility, geopolitical uncertainty and diverging monetary policies.

The new capital is expected to focus on global macro, quantitative and multi-strategy funds, which can invest across equities, currencies, bonds, commodities and other assets while adjusting exposure as market conditions change.

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Singapore’s GIC Plans US$30 Billion Hedge Fund Expansion to Strengthen Portfolio Resilience

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