GLOBAL - Demands for disclosure from sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) will fail as long as other players in the market reject calls for transparency, according to State Street Global Advisers (SSGA).
The 'sovereign' aspect of the funds should influence how the industry tackled their openness, the firm said. John Nugée, head of SSgA's Official Institutions Group (OIG), said: "Demands for tran...
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