| The head of a group of more than 20 of the world's biggest sovereign wealth funds said Thursday that SWFs shouldn't be discriminated against in their investment efforts and should be treated just like other institutional investors who are willing to invest in recipient countries.
"Despite efforts to allay concerns regarding the nature and intentions of SWFs, the prospect and discussion of discriminatory treatment of sovereign funds persists," said David Murray, chairman of the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds..............................................Full Article: Source |