Representatives of Sovereign and Pension Funds in Baku
BAKU / 21.09.16 / TURAN: On the initiative and with the support of the State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan Baku hosted the third annual two-day summit of the Round Table for Co-investment of Sovereign and Pension Funds (CROSAPF).
The event was attended by 100 representatives from 60 organizations, who discussed the global opportunities and challenges in the financial markets in order to enhance cooperation between the investors.
They also discussed the macroeconomic and political environment, the future of long-term investment management, trends of cooperation and joint investment, access to opportunities in emerging markets, as well as the financing of the project "One belt one way."
It was decided to hold the next summit in the UAE, and in 2018 - in Morocco. --17D-
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