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While Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) have emerged as a major economic force, their propensity to invest is clearly finite. Many SWFs have, just like other institutional investors, seen their portfolios harmed by the economic downturn. While they remain relatively cash-rich, like other investors they have become more cautious and wary to extend too quickly into new sectors and markets simultaneously.
It is vital for corporate and strategic investors, government agencies and would-be recipients of investment capital to understand the strategies that are driving different SWFs around the world. While maintaining or seeking to increase diversified investments should be a vital part of the response to the global downturn, there is a gap in understanding of the investment processes and direction of many SWFs.
It is for this reason that FTSE Group has produced this report on China's Sovereign Wealth Funds focuses on China’s four main funds: the National Social Security Fund, China Investment Corporation, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and the China-Africa Development Fund.
FTSE actively participates in China and international markets working with investors to provide data tools for analyzing, decision making and investing. Complimentary research, such as this paper, is aimed to enhance the information flow between domestic markets and international investors.