SWFs face illiquid asset limits, end to swift growth

Feb 4, 2018

The changing landscape in the $6 trillion sovereign wealth fund segment has big implications for global asset allocation, including a potential shift back into bonds, finds new research.

SWFs face illiquid asset limits, end to swift growth

Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) have come to the end of their rapid growth, and many are approaching the limit of how much they can invest in illiquid assets such as private equity and property, says a new report that State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) will release today.

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