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Evolving Roles of Sovereign Wealth Managers After the Financial Crisis: Past, Present and Future,New
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This book talks about the past realities, evolving roles and future directions of sovereign wealth fund (SWF) managers in these areas: Investment behavior of SWF managers up to this point due to their massive size: How sovereign wealth funds may behave differently from commercial investment houses managing comparable amounts of assets The evolving role of these SWF managers as investors of last resort during the Financial Crisis, and whether there are better ways to understand their investing behavior given that they can destabilize entire market segments Future market scenarios given the likely roles SWF managers going forward, when they may be the only type of entities available with sufficient balance sheets to offer a credible solution to the underlying cause of the Financial Crisis, which is global imbalance.Analyses in this book were developed by working with reallife portfolios of comparable size, making them realistic and useful for investors, allocators as well as policymakers to understand sovereign wealth investments as well as their investment and policy implications.
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