Sovereign Wealth Funds in the Next Decade

A prolonged and multispeed recovery period, its associated policy response, and the new global financial landscape might have important bearing on the size and allocation of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) assets. SWFs could become a driving force in South-South flows, boosting global wealth by helping recycle large savings in surplus countries toward more productive investments. Whereas they indeed represent a new opportunity for developing countries, they also carry challenges for both home and host countries.

Verfasser: Curto, Stefano
Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
Verlag/Hrsg.: World Bank
Washington
DC
Schlagwörter: ADVANCED ECONOMIES / AGRICULTURAL BANK / AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES / APPETITE FOR RISK / ASSET CLASSES / ASSET PRICES / BALANCE SHEET / BALANCE SHEET EFFECTS / BALANCE SHEETS / BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS / BANKING SECTOR / BANKING SYSTEM / BASIS POINTS / BINDING CONSTRAINT / BOND / BOND YIELDS / BONDS / CAPITAL ACCOUNT / CAPITAL FLOWS / CENTRAL BANK / CENTRAL BANKS / COMMERCIAL BANK / COMMODITY / COMPETITIVENESS / CONTINGENT LIABILITIES / CURRENCY APPRECIATION / CURRENCY MISMATCH / CURRENT ACCOUNT / CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS / DEBT CRISIS / DEBT RELIEF / DEBT SECURITIES / DEPENDENT / DEPRECIATION / DEVELOPING COUNTRIES / DEVELOPMENT BANK / DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIOS / DOMESTIC CURRENCIES / DOMESTIC CURRENCY / DOMESTIC DEBT / DOMESTIC INTEREST RATES / DOWNWARD PRESSURE / DUTCH DISEASE / ECONOMIC INTEGRATION / ECONOMIC POLICY / EMERGING MARKET / EMERGING MARKETS / ENTRY POINT / EQUITIES / EQUITY PRICES
Sprache: Englisch
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Link(s) : https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10194