The return on the Government Petroleum Fund was 12.6 per cent (measured in international currency) in 2003. This is the Fund’s highest ever return. The solid result is due to high returns on equity investments amounting to 22.8 per cent. The return

In 2015, Norges Bank Investment Management initiated a 3-year research project with the Columbia Water Centre at the University of Columbia to assess mining-related water and environmental risks and their financial implications.

The Government Pension Fund Global returned 9.6 percent, or 264 billion kroner, in 2010, driven by widespread gains in global stock and bond markets.

The first quarter of 2009 featured low inflows into the Government Pension Fund – Global and continued volatility in global markets.

Work on responsible investment is an important part of Norges Bank’s mandate and has evolved as the fund has grown. Our work on responsible investment forms an integral part of the investment process. The aim of this report is to provide an overview

Norges Bank has decided to exclude nine companies from the Government Pension Fund Global. In addition, one company has been placed under observation.

We have published a revised children's rights expectation document.

“The third quarter of 2008 was an unusually demanding quarter for the management of the Government Pension Fund – Global. Uncertainty in financial markets increased dramatically, and this affected the return on the fund,” says Yngve Slyngstad, CEO

The return on the Government Petroleum Fund in the third quarter of 2003 was 1.68 per cent measured in terms of the currency basket corresponding to the composition of the Fund’s benchmark portfolio. In the first three quarters of 2003, total return

The return on the Government Petroleum Fund in the first quarter of 2003 was -1.71 per cent measured in terms of the currency basket that corresponds to the composition of the Fund’s benchmark portfolio.

Limited access to fresh water is a growing risk for an increasing number of companies. Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) will on July 4 at the Singapore International Water Week host a seminar on the importance of managing and reporting on