Global trade and consumer patterns are changing, impacting both retail and logistics assets. Over the past decade, industrial warehouses have been established as an institutional asset class approaching 15 percent of the IPD index. Traditional

The first quarter of 2009 featured low inflows into the Government Pension Fund – Global and continued volatility in global markets. There was a negative return on the fund of 4.8 per cent and a negative excess return relative to the benchmark

Letter to the European Commission, 21 February 2022.

Letter to the European Securities and Markets Authority, 1 October 2021.

Letter sent to the Corporate Reporting Dialogue, 30 April 2019

Letter to Japan Exchange Group, 24 April 2018.

The Government Pension Fund Global and NBIM reached two important milestones in 2010. In October, the fund’s market value passed 3 trillion kroner for the first time,an increase of 1 trillion kroner since 2008. The following month, the fund

Hearing before the Storting's Standing Committee of Finance and Economic Affairs on 20 May 2011.

Norges Bank has decided to exclude the companies IJM Corp Bhd, Genting Bhd, POSCO and Daewoo International Corp from the investment universe of the GPFG. The companies are excluded based on an assessment of the risk of severe environmental damage.

The market value of the fund has risen to 6,000 billion kroner, 18 years after the initial 2 billion capital transfer from the Ministry of Finance. The main reason is the krone depreciation the last weeks.

Espen Klitzing (43) has been appointed Chief Financial Officer at Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM). He will serve as deputy for Chief Executive Officer  Knut N. Kjær and will be responsible for the central management and analysis

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), manager of the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global, on 27 September awarded the first PhD scholarship to be granted by the Norwegian Finance Initiative (NFI).

The global financial crisis in 2008 presented major challenges to all parts of the portfolio of the Government Pension Fund – Global. The results for the year were the weakest in the fund’s history and have led to a number of changes.

1999 was another good year for the management of the Government Petroleum Fund. Measured in international currency, the return was 12.4 per cent. In 1999, as in the previous two years, the return on the portfolio outperformed the benchmark portfolio

The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global acquired a 25 percent interest in Regent Street’s Quadrant 3 building in London's West End.