The Daily Brief

  • And the next country to set up a new sovereign fund is…Panama!
  • The Alaska Permanent Fund returned 20.6% for fiscal year 2011.
  • CPPIB has invested roughly $300 million in eight US apartment buildings.
  • CIC’s Lou Jiwei is rumored to be the lead candidate for a new Chinese financial regulator.
  • In ABP’s $21 billion real estate program (yes, that’s a big real estate allocation), the fund’s focus is on manager selection and not direct investing.
  • China-Africa Development Fund is planning a $5 billion investment spree in Africa on infrastructure assets.
  • The Maple Group (a consortium of pensions and SWFs) has extended its $3.8 billion bid to buy Canada’s exchange operator TMX.
  • MassPRIM is moving $2 billion into hedge funds and emerging markets debt.
  • Abu Dhabi Investment Council’s new headquarters are, apparently, quite awesome.  (See picture below.)

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This website is a project of Professor Gordon L. Clark and Dr. Ashby Monk of the School of Geography and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Their research on sovereign wealth funds is funded by the Leverhulme Trust and The Rotman International Centre for Pension Management.

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