Why GIC won't provide full portfolio disclosure

Mar 13, 2013

GIC's chair of global investments talks about why the Singaporean state fund is less transparent than many peers, its use of asset managers and the failings of some sovereign investors.

Why GIC won't provide full portfolio disclosure

Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) hold a major advantage over central banks in that they don't have to worry so much about asset liquidity – and yet some do not exploit this benefit, says Ng Kok-Song, chair of global investments at Singapore's biggest state investor.

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