Fast-growing state funds look to diversify: BNY Mellon, UBS

Apr 12, 2011

Sovereign institutions are accumulating assets at a blistering pace and need to find a home for this surplus capital; hence even central banks are mulling higher-yielding asset classes.

Asian state institutions face major challenges over what to do with their ever-expanding pools of capital, meaning central banks, sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) and the like are increasingly diversifying into new asset classes. But they face numerous issues in doing so, not least due to their sheer size.

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