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Print article JUNEAU In a recent radio interview, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said he will not approve new taxes without a statewide vote on one of his proposed constitutional amendments. Barring sharp increases in the price of oil, the elimination of the Permanent Fund dividend or unprecedented cuts to state services, Dunleavy’s position means at least two more years of deficit spending by the state. “I am not going to support new revenues. I’m not going to support the taking of money from Alaskans unless they have an opportunity to vote on their constitutional amendment,” Dunleavy said during a talk-radio interview Thursday.
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The bull market continues to boost the Permanent Fund value as it nears $75 billion, or nearly a $10 billion increase over the past eight months. (Photo/Chris Hondros/Newsmakers/Getty Images/TNS)
Alaska’s Permanent Fund has continued its rapid growth into 2021 with a value quickly approaching $75 billion.
The fund had a value of nearly $74.8 billion as of Feb. 22, according to unaudited figures from the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., which equates to growth of 4.3 percent in just the first roughly seven weeks of the year.
It ended a tumultuous first half of 2020 that also marked the end of the 2020 state fiscal year with a total balance of $65.3 billion for a net value increase of about $9.5 billion, or 14.5 percent, in less than eight months.
Alaska Permanent Fund continues bull rush, nearing $75 billion in value Published February 24
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Print article Alaska’s Permanent Fund has continued its rapid growth into 2021 with a value quickly approaching $75 billion. The fund had a value of nearly $74.8 billion as of Feb. 22, according to unaudited figures from the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., which equates to growth of 4.3 percent in just the first roughly seven weeks of the year. It ended a tumultuous first half of 2020 that also marked the end of the 2020 state fiscal year with a total balance of $65.3 billion for a net value increase of about $9.5 billion, or 14.5 percent, in less than eight months.
Alaska Permanent Fund sets $1.1 billion in commitments, investments
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Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., Juneau, made $1.1 billion in commitments and investments in the quarter ended Dec. 31, a report for the $73.8 billion sovereign wealth fund s board meeting this week shows.
Within real estate, APFC committed $300 million to Clarion Gables Multifamily Trust, an open-end real estate fund managed by
Clarion Partners, and also committed $250 million to an associated co-investment vehicle with Clarion.
As of Dec. 31, the actual allocation to real estate was 6.6%; the target is 7%.
Within its private equity and special opportunities asset class, the sovereign wealth fund committed $75 million each to Centerbridge Capital Partners IV, a buyout fund managed by