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Sovereign Wealth

Goodyear in after bad year at Temasek

Chip Goodyear, a former chief executive at BHP Billiton, a mining company, is to replace Ho Ching, the wife of Singapore's prime minister, as chief executive of Temasek, the city state's sovereign wealth fund.

SWF nations poor on governance: SF Fed's Glick

A considerable gulf exists between the governance standards of the economies in which sovereign wealth funds have been established and the standards of the industrial economies in which they are seeking to invest, a paper co-authored by Reuven Glick, the…

Crisis triggered US review of SWF stance

American attitudes to sovereign investments have softened in the wake of the credit crunch and funds should not fear a regulatory backlash once normal conditions are restored, the chairman of the US Congressional Task Force on Sovereign Wealth Funds has…

SWF code a "valuable solution": IMF's Lipksy

John Lipsky, the first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, has said that a voluntary code of conduct for sovereign wealth funds, provisionally agreed Tuesday, would help capital flow efficiently and promote global financial…

US should follow IMF's lead on SWFs

US lawmakers heading a working group on sovereign wealth funds have deemed the International Monetary Fund, not the US Congress, the appropriate forum for addressing funds' transparency and accountability.

SWF report from State Street

The latest report from State Street Corporation, a provider of financial services to institutional investors, assesses the impact of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) on the global economy. Currently State Street estimates that SWFs have about $3 trillion in…

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