Beijing-based China Investment Corp. says it has achieved annualized return of 10.6% for overseas investments in 2012. Through year-end 2012, its cumulative annualized return since inception in 2007 was 5.02%, according to its latest annual report. Last year's return came after a disappointing 4.3% loss in 2011. CIC's best returns were achieved in 2009 and […]

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CHINA Investment Corp, the nation's sovereign wealth fund, reported a 10.6 percent return on overseas investments last year and a cumulative return of 5.02 percent since its inception.