Sovereign Wealth Funds: from Piggy Banks to Strategic Actors
Sovereign wealth funds used to be boring, dour things. Pumped up by money from oil and gas, the first of these funds served largely as piggybanks for future generations and helped to avoid the Dutch disease. The most successful are now huge players in the world economy. Saudi Arabia’s Public…
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