Sovereign investors seek opportunities in real estate and China

After a year of liquidity pressures to pay for drawdowns, central banks and sovereign wealth funds stand to gain the illiquidity premium of real estate and are looking to increase allocations to China, according to a new report.  The study, Invesco’s ninth annual Global Sovereign Asset Management Study released on Monday (July 12), was written based on the views and opinions of 141 senior executives at 82 sovereign wealth funds and 59 central banks, totalling $19 trillion of asset…