Letter to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), 6 February 2017

Our mission is to safeguard and build financial wealth for future generations. Long-term, sound management of the fund helps ensure that both present and future generations can benefit from this wealth.

Every single Norwegian has a stake in the fund, which makes transparency essential in everything we do.

The purpose of this policy is to outline principles for managing tax and safeguarding Norges Bank and the Government Pension Fund Global ("the fund") against risks associated with tax relating to the fund's investments. This includes on-going

Our summer internships give current students an opportunity to gain unique work experience at one of the world's largest and most progressive investment funds. The programme lasts for eight weeks between June and August in Oslo, London or New York.

Norges Bank has decided to revoke an exclusion from the Government Pension Fund Global, continue observation of one company, and to follow up on two companies through active ownership.

Our graduate programme offers exciting career opportunities in an international organisation managing one of the world’s largest investment funds. Some of our graduates give you an introduction to the different areas you can rotate between and why

Letter to the Sustainability Reporting Advisory Committee, 28 September 2023.

Walt Disney, Ericsson and Hennes & Mauritz were among 9 out of 527 companies to get top marks for managing and reporting on the risks of child labour use and children’s rights violations in their operations and supply chains. Nearly half of the

Letter to the Natural Capital Coalition, 9 December 2016

Letter to the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure, 9 February 2017

Letter from Norges Bank to the Ministry of Finance 26 August 1999

The purpose of this policy is to provide principles and specific requirements related to outsourcing of investment management services to External Fund Managers in listed markets.

Letter sent to the Ministry of Finance, 2 July 2021.

Risk-based divestments are where we sell our holdings in a company or decide not to invest in the first place even though the company is in the fund’s benchmark index.