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Sovereign Wealth Fund Tracker
Unparalleled coverage of Sovereign Wealth Funds, their investment strategies, and the controversies that surround them
Countries rich in foreign exchange reserves – often oil-derived – have emerged as some of the most powerful global investors. Some $80 billion has already been ploughed into bank shares or bank equity stakes in the U.S. alone. In the wake of the current credit crunch, developed economies have generally welcomed the timely infusion of capital, but there is growing unease too. Governments are concerned that foreign ownership of key domestic assets (including corporations, banks and infrastructure) may threaten national security, and they are pressing the funds to be more transparent about their management and strategy.
For three years in a row, Sovereign Wealth Funds have grown a remarkable 24% annually, and now exceed some $3.5 trillion. If growth rates remain constant, they will surpass the entire current economic output of the United States by 2015, and Europe by 2016. Their importance already rivals that of hedge funds and private funds combined.
- Will Sovereign Wealth Funds continue this incredible growth?
- How much resistance are they likely to encounter, and where?
Introducing: Sovereign Wealth Fund Tracker
Global Insight's Sovereign Wealth Fund Tracker provides an in-depth account of funding sources; evolving regulatory and policy environments; and investment strategies. This pilot edition is provided as a free trial. To subscribe to comprehensive quarterly updates, please register your interest with Global Insight.
The report comprises a global summary, 3 regional overviews, and a section on recipient countries (G7 plus Switzerland and Australia). Commentary and data tables include:
- Detailed 3 year forecasts of sovereign wealth growth by country, broken down by type
- Overall sovereign wealth forecast out to 2016
- Analysis and implications of significant events by country within each region
- Legal and policy environments affecting sovereign wealth flows
- Detailed coverage of institutional and market developments, investment vehicles, and specific mergers and acquisitions
Related material:
Press Release - 28 April 2008
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North America
Morgan Miller
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Europe
Marc Cohen
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+44-20-7452-5197
Asia
Reno Sio
reno.sio@globalinsight.com
+65 6430-6621
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