Qatar shakes ‘dumb money' tag after staring down Glencore

Doha : Qatar | Sep 10, 2012 at 5:59 PM PDT

Source: The Globe & Mail

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Deals Media Wealth The Gulf state took a big risk by taking such a large outspoken position, stating that an exchange ratio of 3.25 was more desirable than the 2.8 agreed by the boards of both companies. Sovereign funds are rarely active investors and seldom make public statements. FULL ARTICLE AT The Globe & Mail

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