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Reflections on the Legal Nature of SWFs – Public or Private Investment Beasts?

April 15, 2012August 30, 2017 Anurag Rastogi 0 Comment Dispute Resolution, Eliza Malathouni, International Law, Legal, Legal Nature, Ownership, Procedural Law, Public vs Private, Reflections, Santiago Principles, sovereign wealth funds, Substantive Law

by Eliza Malathouni This contribution examines the nature of SWFs as both public and private bodies in an effort to more

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Read the latest #CapitalIdeas blog post, "A Year of “Living Dangerously”: The #COVID Pandemic and #SovereignWealthFunds Direct Investments 2019-2020" https://sites.tufts.edu/sovereignet/capital-ideas-a-year-of-living-dangerously-the-covid-pandemic-and-sovereign-wealth-funds-direct-investments-2019-2020/
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#sovereignwealth funds have acted as stabilization instruments in 2020 during #covid19 & as agents of change -- join us on March 4th for the SWF 2020 Report Launch and register here: https://bit.ly/307eRON
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