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From Emirates247.com: Sovereign wealth funds are expected to shy away from US Treasury Bills and pump $2.7 trillion (Dh10trn) to $5trn into the developing countries by 2017 split between equities and bonds, according to World Bank estimates.
Projected to have assets worth $17trn under management by 2017, the study projected that two global factors will increase the size and number of SWFs……………………………………….Full Article: Source
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Sovereign Wealth Funds Briefing - Categorized | Investment, Market, Trends
SWFs to pump $5 trillion into developing countries
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