Following the Kuwait Declaration in 2009, the International Working Group became the IFSWF with the mandate of helping members implement the Principles.
Its focus is "to exchange views on issues of common interest and to facilitate an understanding of sovereign wealth funds' activities and of the Santiago Principles".
[7] When established the IFSWF formalized a limited number of partnerships with world-leading financial and academic partners.
[7] Looking at the most recently published accounts at Companies House, IFSWF Limited made a net profit of £176,758 GBP as of December 31, 2015.
This included a nonrefundable capital transfer from the IMF in relation to accumulated membership fees of £884,194 GBP.