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the M-SWF could invest in building a high-speed railway in the U.S., a hotel in Rwanda, an oil refinery in Vietnam, or a mining services company in Mongolia, all in need of capital for such investments that would increase the future productivity of these economies, not to mention creating immediate local

ident Robert Zoellick proposed that SWFs channel I% of their assets to productive and profitable projects in developing countries such as in Africa. World Bank's private sector arm International Finance Corporation (IFC) subsequently set up a subsidiary IFC Asset Management Company to pool assets from SWFs fo

rging markets. Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University recently argued for the importance of channeling surplus into productive uses in his speech at the World Bank in September. For the concept of pooled investable assets to work, we need three primary principles, so the fund could be structured attractively to

tion in the core. Structural reforms, too, will be needed. According to the World Bank's "Doing Business" rankings, it is easier to do business in Mongolia than it is in Italy. On this front, we are heartened by the announcement this year of a host of new reforms in Italy, including an overhaul of lab

ssitates painful tradeoffs between deflation in the periphery and inflation in the core. Structural reforms, too, will be needed. According to the World Bank's "Doing Business" rankings, it is easier to do business in Mongolia than it is in Italy. On this front, we are heartened by the announcement this ye

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n> Many thanks in advance and I hope this will work out. Best regards, Bert Bert Hofman World Bank Country Director China, Korea, Mongolia for World Ban= On Oct 26, 2015, at 21:25, Fred Hu Hi Julie, wrote: It should be possible . Let me connect you =irectly with my friend Bert Hofman who is the Chi

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