Templeton aims to grow sovereign wealth fund business
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Franklin Templeton Investments has
appointed an executive to spearhead efforts to improve ties
with sovereign wealth funds in a bid to manage more of the $2-3
trillion controlled by these state-owned entities.
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