SF Fed: SWFs trump central banks on foreign investment returns

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A San Francisco Federal Reserve paper published in September finds that sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) produce higher and riskier returns than central banks, by comparing the optimal foreign asset class portfolio at the two types of institution.

The global financial crisis has highlighted the importance of the precautionary purpose for holding international reserves by central banks. Joshua Aizenman and Reuven Glick, the paper's authors, present a model which compares the optimal degree of

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