| From Roubini.com: Last week, the China Investment Corporation (CIC), China’s sovereign wealth fund, filed what seems to be its first ever 13-F disclosure with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The move is significant both from a financial disclosure perspective, showing as it does the CIC’s continued commitment to disclose information about its portfolio in line with other institutional investors (13-F’s are required of investment managers managing over US$100 million in assets, and report their U.S. long positions, including options and shares), but also because it allows a glimpse into a part of the Chinese government’s foreign asset portfolio.......................................Full Article: Source
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