Alaska Permanent Fund Designed for Sustainability
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Alaska Permanent Fund Designed for Sustainability
Alaska Permanent Fund Designed for Sustainability 11 1969: The boom begins Alaska receives $900 million in Prudhoe lease sale bonuses FY70 state budget: $173 million 22 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 33 The Fund’s purpose: Development bank or Investment fund 44 APFC and state government Governor Department of Revenue Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation Board of Trustees Commissioner of Revenue State Treasury Permanent Fund Dividend Division 55 Asset allocation over time 1985 1995 2005 Domestic bonds, stocks and real estate Non-U.S. bonds and stocks Absolute return and private equity 66 2015 target allocation Other 16% Absolute return 6% Bonds and cash 20% Infrastructure 4% Private equity 6% Real estate 12% Stocks 36% 77 88 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 99 Non-U.S. real estate Golden Square Shopping Centre Warrington, UK Zenia Boulevard Shopping Centre Alicante, Spain 10 10 Recent initiatives Co-investments in private equity andAsia infrastructure 9% Direct investments in Europe private15% companies U.S. 67% Direct investments in specialized funds 11 11 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% 12 12 Infrastructure holdings Transportation 47% Energy 37% 13 13 Direct equity investments 14 14 Private equity funds 15 15 $52.8 billion as of 06/30/2015 Earnings Reserve $7.1 billion $44.6 billion Principal $45.6 billion 16 16 Dividend program • Calculation based on realized (cash) income averaged over five years • Residents must spend majority of year in-state to qualify 17 17 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 18 18 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 19 19 A renewable resource $18.7 billion $23.0 billion $51 billion deposited in Fund to date dividends paid to date current value 20 20 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 21 21