In late spring 2010, Liv Hugen returned to his native Scandinavia, to relax before taking on responsibility for a portfolio of properties to the sovereign wealth fund of the Government. Composite portfolio of the fund is expected to grow to about $ 500 billion in the near future and up to $ 1 trillion over the next 10 years. The funds were to be invested for the benefit of the peoples of Scandinavia, in the broad sense of purpose, including, among other things, health care, social security and social services. In March 2010, the Fund received approval to invest up to 5 percent of the real estate portfolio. Hugen was essentially Tabula Rasa for real estate software. It is necessary for the completion of the investment guidelines for the program, long-term and short-term investment strategy, and not least, the implementation plan, which will eventually be one of the largest portfolios in the real world of real estate. This case Hugen information gathered and what questions she thought. "Hide
by Douglas Abbey, Nori Gerardo Lietz Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business 10 pages. Publication date: April 29, 2011. Prod. #: RE136-PDF-ENG
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