Sovereign investors show increased attractiveness to German markets post‑Brexit

Sovereign investors show increased attractiveness to German markets post‑Brexit The passage only provides generic market‑attractiveness data and trends for German sovereign investments after Brexit, without naming specific actors, transactions, or misconduct. It offers limited investigative value and no controversial or novel revelations. Key insights: Sovereign investors' allocation to Continental Europe fell from 12.8% (2016) to 11.2% (2017).; German market attractiveness rating rose from 26 (2015) to 58 (2017) on a 1‑10 scale.; Investors cite Germany’s strong industrial sector (30.3% of GDP) as a draw.