Abstract
Already prior to the international financial crisis, Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA) was a topic of growing interest to central banks. Increasing levels of reserves had shone a spotlight on central banks’ reserves management in general and on SAA in particular. The events of the international financial crisis have intensified the interest in SAA as the need for a disciplined approach to reserves management and a careful analysis of investments’ risk-return characteristics was highlighted.
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