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TECHNOLOGY (Published Date :2/1/2013)

Blind men & elephants
Category :Global
As the fund management industry continues its race to the bottom in 2013, managers are increasingly obliged to find new and innovative ways to cut costs.
Asia’s plate-spinning SWFs slowly capitalising on benefits of technology
By Toby Garrod
Category :Asia,Global
Current changes in technology demands among Asia sovereign wealth funds (SWF) are not so much about moving up the evolutionary ladder as they are about stepping off the terra firma.
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