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"We would like to see Korea National Pension Service making the most efficient use of its assets"
David Blumer, Credit Suisse |
The opportunity is clear: potential business. "Sovereign wealth funds play a big role in the Middle East and Asia and they are raising their profiles as serious global players," says Michael Philipp, chairman of Europe, Middle East and Africa at Credit Suisse, although he adds that: "They still have not yet had the impact of other classes of investors, such as private equity or hedge funds."
The challenge is that, as many of these funds are new and as more crop up, it will take time to understand what their investment strategies are.
"Many of these funds haven’t quite decided how they will be set up;...
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