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New Climate action plan for 2030
Today, Norges Bank Investment Management publishes its 2030 Climate action plan, outlining how the fund will further strengthen its management of climate-related risks and opportunities.
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Steady investment pace
In 2016, Norges Bank Real Estate Management invested 19.1 billion kroner in unlisted real estate, mainly in the second half of the year.
- DiscussionNote_1-13.pdf
- Pressekonferanse Nøkkeltall 2020.pdf
- Pressekonferanse Nøkkeltall 2020.pdf
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PRI Strategy Consultation “Responding to a Changing World”
Letter to PRI Association, 10 May 2024.
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11.1 per cent return on the Government Pension Fund - Global in 2005
In 2005, the return on the Government Pension Fund - Global was 11.1 per cent measured in international currency and 14.3 per cent measured in NOK. The return on the equity portfolio was 22.5 per cent, whereas the return on the fixed income
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Solid return in second quarter of 2007
The return on the Government Pension Fund – Global was 2.2 per cent in the second quarter. The advance in international equity markets contributed to the return, particularly in Europe, the US and emerging markets. The return on the international
- 2008 bestemmelser_no.pdf
- Policy on Communication.pdf
- 2012 Hearing 17 April - ØO - FINAL.pdf
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HIGHLIGHTS: Kristalina Georgieva
We've curated a special 10-minute version of the podcast for those in a hurry.
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Shareholder voting process
regulators in some markets to address these challenges, but there is little international co-ordination. We have gathered data from 66 markets to analyse the shareholder
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Norges Bank Investment Management: Both equity and fixed income markets generated negative returns
International equity markets declined in the second quarter, particularly in Japan and emerging markets. The return on the international equity portfolios managed by Norges Bank was negative 3.3 per cent. Higher international interest rates resulted
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2Q 2008 Quarterly report
“The second quarter featured considerable volatility in both equity markets and parts of fixed income markets,” says Yngve Slyngstad, Executive Director of Norges Bank Investment Management, NBIM. “The crisis in the financial system continued, with