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Global Market: GIC to invest $30 billion more in hedge funds, doubles down on AI

Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC plans significant new investments. The fund will allocate an additional thirty billion dollars to hedge funds over three years. GIC is also expanding its exposure to artificial intelligence opportunities across various sectors. This strategic shift follows a period of more conservative investment and softer long-term returns. The fund aims to improve capital reallocation in an unpredictable global environment.

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Global Market: GIC to invest $30 billion more in hedge funds, doubles down on AI
Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC plans significant new investments. The fund will allocate an additional thirty billion dollars to hedge funds over three years. GIC is also expanding its exposure to artificial intelligence opportunities across various sectors. This strategic shift follows a period of more conservative investment and softer long-term returns. The fund aims to improve capital reallocation in an unpredictable global environment.
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