The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global returned 3.9 percent (103 billion kroner) in the first quarter of 2010, helped by gains in global equity and fixed-income markets. The result was 0.4 percentage point higher than the return on the fund’s

The first quarter of 2008 was dominated by the financial turmoil that began with problems in the US mortgage market in early 2007 and subsequently developed into a wider crisis in parts of the financial system. Equity markets fell sharply during the

The document "Principles for Responsible Investment" was published today. The principles were developed by an international group of major institutional investors, on the basis of an initiative by the UN. Norges Bank has participated in this work at

The return on the Government Petroleum Fund in the first quarter of 2002 was 0.59 per cent measured by the currency basket that corresponds to the composition of the Fund’s benchmark portfolio. Measured in NOK, the return in the first quarter was -

Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global tops a ranking of 53 sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) in 37 countries by researcher Edwin M. Truman. The ranking evaluates the management and governance of funds including California’s CalPERS and Dutch ABP,

Letter to Brazil Bolsa Balcao, 11 November 2024.

Letter to the UK Financial Conduct Authority, 14 September 2021.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen is joined by Ed Catmull, co-founder and former president of Pixar, and author of the highly acclaimed book "Creativity, Inc."

Norges Bank Investment Management manages the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global. We manage assets worth more than 22,000 billion kroner, or about 2,200 billion dollar. The fund is invested in international equity and fixed-income markets and

The Climate Advisory Board will act as an advisory forum for Norges Bank Investment Management with respect to our climate action plan and broader management of climate risk and opportunities.

Letter to Tax Policy and Statistics Division, 6 March 2019

Norges Bank's letter of 10 February 2006  to the Ministry of Finance

The following letter was submitted to the Ministry of Finance on 12 February 2003

Laid down by the Executive Board 27 May 2020

In this section, we review the theory and empirical evidence of the credit premium. The credit premium is the excess return that an investor obtains for holding bonds issued by entities other than governments. A natural starting point for this