The Government Pension Fund Global returned 6.9 percent, or 447 billion kroner, in 2016.

Karsten Kallevig has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Norges Bank Real Estate Management. He will start in the new position on 1 January 2016.

The Government Pension Fund Global returned 0.3 percent, or 4 billion kroner, in the second quarter of 2011 after rising bond prices outweighed a slump in large parts of the stock markets.

There was a positive overall return on the Government Pension Fund – Global of 1.15 per cent in the third quarter. There was turmoil in financial markets in July and August. Equity prices fell, but this was more than offset by rising bond prices.

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) will open an office in Singapore to expand its operations in Asia’s fast-growing markets. NBIM manages the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global and is already located in Oslo, London, New York and

Anne Kvam has been appointed new head of Corporate Governance at Norges Bank Investment Management, NBIM. Kvam is 40 and will join the Bank from her current post as legal director at Norske Skog. She will succeed Henrik Syse who has headed Corporate

Letter to the European Commission, 10 June 2025.

Norges Bank Investment Management and UNICEF have published a new guidance framework for the food industry on how companies can respect children's rights and contribute to healthy food environments.

The Government Pension Fund Global has been crowned the world’s most transparent investment fund for the second year in a row. The fund was awarded with a perfect score of 100 points.

On Wednesday, Øystein Olsen, on behalf of Norges Bank’s Executive Board, signed an employment contract with Nicolai Tangen as new CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management.

Letter sent to MSCI Inc., 17 August 2017

The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global agreed today to buy 50 percent of five properties in Paris from Generali Group for 275 million euros, or approximately 2.1 billion Norwegian kroner.

Norges Bank, which manages the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global, has agreed to buy a 150-year lease on a 25 percent stake in The Crown Estate’s Regent Street properties in London.

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

Scarce water resources may, like climate change, harm companies' operations and profitability. Yet efforts to manage water-related risks are lagging behind the steps taken to tackle climate change, according to the CDP Water Disclosure global report