RIYADH, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, the country's main sovereign wealth fund, targets annual returns ranging between 3 and 9 percent across its various portfolios in the long term, its managing director said on Tuesday.
Yasir al-Rumayyan, speaking at a major investment conference in Riyadh, added that some outlying assets could reach annual returns in the low teens.
PIF is benchmarking itself against a range of other funds, he added. (Reporting by Reuters team, Editing by William MacleaN)