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Temasek in One Sentence or Less

Published July 11, 2011 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
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Ashby Monk

Temasek Holdings’ new 2011 annual report has some solid graphics that highlight the Singaporean fund’s strong track record of returns…

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…and also highlights the fund’s overwhelming emerging markets focus.

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