Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation
Government fundJuneau · 22 people tracked
Investment thesis
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation stewards Alaska's long-term financial assets, preserving nonrenewable mineral and oil wealth as a renewable financial resource for present and future Alaskans. As one of the first U.S. sovereign wealth funds, it aims to wisely invest and protect assets while supporting the state's economic stability and prosperity, serving as the primary source of revenue for Alaska's unrestricted general funds. Its guiding principles emphasize integrity, stewardship, and passion in maintaining the trust of Alaskans and partners worldwide.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 22 people
from the firm's websiteWhat they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesBiotech ×1
HQs:United States×1
Investments · 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathSeattle CAR-T and TCR cancer immunotherapy company founded in 2013 and acquired by Celgene for $9 billion in 2018.
BiotechSeattle, US
Hans Bishop(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Richard Klausner(Director, Promoter)Bernard J. Cassidy(Executive Officer)Robert Azelby(Executive Officer)Sunil Agarwal(Executive Officer)Rupert Vessey(Director)
Co-investorsARCH Venture Partners
Portfolio news
latest coverage across their companiesFrequently asked questions
- What sectors does Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation focus on?
- Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation located?
- Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation is headquartered in Juneau, US.
Media · Podcasts & interviews
featuring the teamEpisode #17 Marcus Frampton, Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation, $65bn sov wealth fund largest in USA
Andrew Romans · Marcus Frampton
Marcus Frampton, CIO, Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (Part II)
Accelerate Investors · Marcus Frampton
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