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The US$4.7 billion Petroleum Fund of Timor-Leste has begun diversifying its portfolio away from US Treasuries by appointing, for the first time, an external manager to invest $1 billion in high-grade, diversified fixed income, and has begun researching global equity managers. The fledgling democracy’s sovereign wealth fund, which until now was fully invested in US Treasuries, awarded a dedicated mandate to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) to manage US$1 billion in longer-dated US government debt and the sovereign credit of other nations.
