Personally, I agree that, in general, large sovereign funds and pensions should invest for the long-term. There are scores of reasons why and thousands of papers produced by asset managers, think tanks and professors who believe so. Nearly every institutional investor with over US$ 100 billion in assets subscribes to the "long-term investor" philosophy.
Will the Canary Wharf deal be a positive in the long-run for the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) given the price paid and resources allocated? Incorrect expectations based on a shaky premise can lead to money being stuck in an underperforming asset (this is especially the case with sizable illiquid investments)...............................................Full Article: Source |