| GIC Pte, manager of more than $100 billion of Singapore’s reserves, said its key performance measure improved but warned that higher global interest rates could dent future returns. Buoyant global markets helped GIC’s annualized real rate of return rise to 4.9 percent in the 20-year period to March 31, from 4.1 percent in the 20 years that ended in March 2014, according to the sovereign wealth fund’s annual report. GIC doesn’t issue annual performance figures.
GIC warned that global markets have already risen strongly and face possible headwinds as the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks start to unwind their low interest rate policies in the years ahead...............................................Full Article: Source
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