Spies hide out in every corner

 Now its flagship fund is reducing its holdings in externally managed funds to refocus on direct investments in companies and other assets, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, the QIA’s chairman, told the Financial Times. “In the past three years, we invested more in funds, but now we have been more active in the direct investment,” said Sheikh Mohammed, who is also the foreign minister. “The management style at that time was [that] investing in funds was better; now there’s a new management.” ....  However, bankers said the QIA had been receiving less generous funding in recent years as Qatar, the world’s top export of liquefied natural gas, grappled with lower revenues in the wake of the 2014 drop in oil prices, while also spending billions of dollars on infrastructure for the 2022 football World Cup. FT June 2019

Siamo alla terza ormai.
Ma il nostro uomo a Doha non riesce a consigliare la squadra giusta da acquistare ?