Chapter 7. Domestic Investment Practices of Sovereign Wealth Funds: Empirical Evidence to Inform Policy Debates

Gratcheva, Ekaterina M.; Anasashvili, Nikoloz; Rietveld, Malan; Toledano, Perrine

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“…These restrictions reflect common practice among public sector asset managers. According to Gratcheva and Anasashvili (2017), 60 percent of SWF investment managers and about 40 percent of public pension funds reported being subject to general public sector remuneration policies. 44.…”

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Strategic Investment Funds: Establishment and Operations

Divakaran¹,

Halland²,

Lorenzato³

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