The Korea Investment Corporation (KIC) is a sovereign wealth fund established in 2005 by the government of South Korea. Its primary purpose is to manage and invest the country's foreign reserves and pension funds to achieve long-term financial growth. KIC aims to enhance the national wealth and support economic stability through diversified investments in various asset classes globally. KIC operates under the Ministry of Strategy and Finance and focuses on maximizing returns while managing risks. The corporation invests in equities, fixed income, real estate, and alternative assets, contributing to the overall development of South Korea's economy and financial markets.