Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) are state-controlled investment funds. We've taken SWF Institute data on the various SWFs in each nation and combined it to find the countries that have the most money controlled by SWFs. Some, such as Norway's or the American state of Alaska's, have been funded by oil revenues. Others, such as China's, have grown via trade.
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