2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cbrev.2019.08.003
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Pot the ball? Sovereign wealth funds’ outward FDI in times of global financial market turbulence: A yield institutions-based view

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“…This means that they support companies in financial trouble -those, however, in which they see future potential growth. Therefore, we agree with Reddy [15], who sees SWF investment and acquisitions in times of turbulence on the global financial market as a model for direct foreign investment. At the same time, SWFs' investment strategy is changing as they transform from passive investors to active ones, which has been confirmed by Dewenter, Han and Malatesta [7], among others.…”
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“…This means that they support companies in financial trouble -those, however, in which they see future potential growth. Therefore, we agree with Reddy [15], who sees SWF investment and acquisitions in times of turbulence on the global financial market as a model for direct foreign investment. At the same time, SWFs' investment strategy is changing as they transform from passive investors to active ones, which has been confirmed by Dewenter, Han and Malatesta [7], among others.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Nonetheless, as emphasized by Bahoo [8], the goal of increasing revenues from active investments currently prevails over exerting political influence. Reddy [15] states that "the government may view state-owned enterprises such as SWFs as a spring-boarding to create lasting geopolitical relations with other developed and emerging countries." He further remarks that "in the recent past, regulatory agencies and politicians of developed economies have raised numerous security issues, such as transparency and political influence on the fund management, fund returns and fund reporting of SWFs.…”
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“…The government transition and its legitimacy are important factors influencing the bank operational practices, e.g. trust [11].…”
Section: B Syaria Banks' Financial Performance Toward the Mutual Evamentioning
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“…All factors contribute to the development of the national banks [11]. Overall, International report put Indonesia is now in the place of developed countries since the reformed government led by the Joko Widodo as the president [20].…”
Section: B Syaria Banks' Financial Performance Toward the Mutual Evamentioning
confidence: 99%