Alaska Permanent Fund Designed for Sustainability

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Alaska Permanent Fund Designed for Sustainability
Alaska Permanent Fund
Designed for Sustainability
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1969: The boom begins
Alaska receives
$900 million in
Prudhoe lease
sale bonuses
FY70 state
budget: $173
million
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1976 voters guide
“Alaska’s state government [should] set aside a rainy day
fund to benefit this and future generations of
Alaskans.”
Alaska State Chamber of Commerce
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The Fund’s purpose:
Development bank
or
Investment fund
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APFC and state government
Governor
Department of Revenue
Alaska Permanent
Fund Corporation
Board of Trustees
Commissioner of Revenue
State
Treasury
Permanent
Fund Dividend
Division
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Asset allocation over time
1985
1995
2005
Domestic
bonds,
stocks and
real estate
Non-U.S.
bonds and
stocks
Absolute
return and
private
equity
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2015 target allocation
Other
16%
Absolute return
6%
Bonds and cash
20%
Infrastructure 4%
Private equity
6%
Real estate
12%
Stocks
36%
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Tysons Corner Center
Washington, DC
Partner: Macerich
2 million square feet developed
1.4 million square feet entitled
Apartment, office, hotel
Train access to DC and Dulles
$1.3 billion total property value
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Non-U.S. real estate
Golden Square
Shopping Centre
Warrington, UK
Zenia Boulevard
Shopping Centre
Alicante, Spain
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Recent initiatives
Co-investments in private
equity andAsia
infrastructure
9%
Direct investments
in
Europe
private15%
companies
U.S.
67%
Direct investments in
specialized funds
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Infrastructure holdings
$1.5 billion as of 06/30/2015
3 managers invest in pooled
funds
Energy
55%
Transportation
35%
In-house co-investments
Properties in the U.S., U.K.,
India, Argentina and Canada
Communications
2%
Water & waste
Management
8%
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Infrastructure holdings
Transportation
47%
Energy
37%
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Direct equity investments
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Private equity funds
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$52.8 billion as of 06/30/2015
Earnings Reserve
$7.1 billion
$44.6 billion
Principal
$45.6 billion
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Dividend program
• Calculation based on realized (cash)
income averaged over five years
• Residents must spend majority of year
in-state to qualify
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Dividend calculation
Fiscal Year
Statutory net income
2011
$2.1 billion
2012
$1.6 billion
2013
$2.9 billion
2014
$3.5 billion
2015
$2.9 billion
Sum
$13.0 billion
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Dividend calculation
$13.0 billion x .21%
$2.7 billion divided in half
Send $1.4 billion to PFDD
After adjustments, divide by 644,511
2015 individual PFDD = $2,072
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A renewable resource
$18.7
billion
$23.0
billion
$51
billion
deposited
in Fund to
date
dividends
paid to date
current
value
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Permanent Fund earnings
vs. State Petroleum Revenue
$7.0
Permanent Fund
$6.0
billions
$5.0
State of Alaska
$4.0
$3.0
$2.0
$44.6 billion
$1.0
$FY2014
FY2015
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