Gulf SWFs Still Lag on Transparency, Report Says - Middle East Real Time - WSJ:
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The sovereign wealth funds of the energy-rich Arab Gulf are some of the world’s largest pools of capital, collectively holding more than $1 trillion of assets. But their strategies, returns and approaches to risk aren’t often disclosed, something political risk consultancy GeoEconomica singles them out for in a new report.
Gulf funds lag global peers in compliance with the so-called Santiago Principles, a voluntary set of guidelines funds agreed upon in 2008, the report says.
At that time, worry was growing that these huge funds might use their financial muscle to accomplish political objectives in foreign countries. The funds wanted to convince the international community that they were only seeking financial gain by more clearly spelling out their investment policies, financial information and governance structures"
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