Since its establishment in 2003, the Social Security Investment Fund has achieved superior financial results by recording annual returns on average assets of about 11 percent. This percentage is considered one of the highest returns achieved when compared with other investment funds and financial and banking institutions. The assets of the Fund grew by around 206 percent from JD 1.6 billion  on 1/1/2003 to JD 4.9 billion on 31/12/2010

About 87 percent of the increase in assets over the past five years is attributed to profits and growth in the value of assets as calculated according to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The remaining 13 per cent of the increase in assets calculated according to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The remaining 13 per cent of the increase in assets represents the surpluses channeled by the Social Security Corporation during those years.

The investment policy of the Fund is based fundamentally on constructing an optimal allocation of assets within acceptable risk levels over a long-term time investment horizon. Our investment decisions are taken independently of external interference with an emphasis on achieving sustainable and healthy targeted returns while ensuring the highest standards of corporate governance in our portfolio companies. Concurrently, we are cognizant of the need to provide the necessary liquidity to face future obligations to the beneficiaries of the Social Security Corporation and contributing to national economic growth.