After Temasek comes the GIC tsunami
GIC started the crisis with roughly Singapore $550 billion in reserves. My estimate is that it has lost about $190-$200 billion of that, leaving it with about $350 billion left. This amount is equivalent to 200 per cent of Singapore’s gross domestic product.
The GIC tsunami next?
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