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SWFs play important role in Arctic

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Sovereign wealth funds can play an important role in investing sustainably in the Arctic region, and warding off the impact of a looming natural disaster, according to the IMF's Udaibir Das.

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Santiago Principles turn 10 years old

A decade ago, the Santiago Principles were established, to shape governance of state-owned investors. Voluntary participation and flexibility have been the secret to the guidelines’ longevity.

CFA’s Smith on rebuilding trust

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Eisman doesn’t see another Big Short

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