Chinggis Khaan Sovereign Wealth Fund Named World’s Most Improved Fund in 2026 Global GSR Scoreboard

The Chinggis Khaan Sovereign Wealth Fund (CKSWF) has been named the most improved sovereign wealth fund of the year, according to the latest Global SWF Governance, Sustainability, and Resilience (GSR) Scoreboard.

We moved up 52 spots in the 2026 rankings. This marks the largest year-over-year rating increase of any fund in the index. Improving our position on this scoreboard is an important step in strengthening our international partnerships and establishing CKSWF on the global stage.

Over the past 12 months, our team has worked closely with international sovereign wealth networks, think tanks, and advisory institutions. Our focus has been on practical improvements: adopting international SWF principles and bringing our asset management, governance, and transparency practices in line with global standards.

Global SWF evaluates sovereign wealth and public pension funds annually. The scoreboard measures transparency and institutional quality across three areas: Governance, Sustainability, and Resilience. The final score (0–100%) relies on 25 metrics gathered strictly from publicly available disclosures. CKSWF was evaluated for the first time last year.

Participating in the GSR index gives us a clear baseline. It allows us to:

• Compare our ESG practices and institutional capacity directly with peer funds.
• Identify specific areas to strengthen board independence, audit processes, and overall transparency.
• Push for deeper integration of climate and responsible investment policies into our long-term strategy.
• Provide Parliament, the public, and our foreign partners with a reliable, independent measure of our progress.
• Standardize and improve the quality of our public reporting.

While the GSR improvement is a positive signal, we are continuing to refine our operations. CKSWF recently completed an independent assessment against the IFSWF’s Santiago Principles to map out compliance gaps. Moving forward, we are analyzing the SWFI’s Linaburg-Maduell Transparency Index (LMTI) and the CFA Institute’s Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS) to shape our next phase of operational upgrades.