(Reuters) - The state-run pension agency, which has more than $200
billion under its management, said in a statement it plans to
entrust $1 billion with the World Bank, $500 million with a
Morgan Stanley unit and $450 million with a Credit Suisse
unit.
It said the plans were part of its strategic alliance formed
with Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Credit Suisse Asset
Management.
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billion under its management, said in a statement it plans to
entrust $1 billion with the World Bank, $500 million with a
Morgan Stanley unit and $450 million with a Credit Suisse
unit.
It said the plans were part of its strategic alliance formed
with Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Credit Suisse Asset
Management.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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