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APFC Board of Trustees Meetings – September 2, 2026
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) will hold a Board of Trustees Ethics, Audit & Cybersecurity Committee Meeting and a Regular Meeting on September 2, 2026. The public is invited to attend this meeting in person or via Teams webinar (links are in the agendas), and there will be an opportunity for public comment at both meetings. The Ethics, Audit & Cybersecurity Committee Meeting will focus on the financial statements and external audit results for Fiscal Year 2026. The Regular Meeting will focus on approving the Annual Audit for FY26 and approving the FY28 Budget proposal.
The public is invited to attend these meetings virtually via Teams Webinar (registration information listed in the agenda linked below or at the Board Meetings page under the corresponding meeting date and location), or by phone. There will be an opportunity for public comment at both meetings (please see the agendas for exact times). You may send written comments to Trustees anytime at boardpubliccomment@apfc.org.
September 2, 2026 APFC Board of Trustees Ethics, Audit & Cybersecurity Committee Meeting Agenda
September 2, 2026 APFC Board of Trustees Regular Meeting Agenda
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Governance serves as the foundation for our accountability, independence, and long-term success. It includes the laws, policies, procedures, and oversight frameworks that direct how the Corporation operates and how the Alaska Permanent Fund is managed for both current and future generations. Critical factors for APFC’s governance success include effective independent management and organizational structure, adherence to accountability standards, clearly defined legal and regulatory responsibilities, established policies and procedures, and leadership in setting best-practice standards.