Norges Bank Investment Management is working with its 9,000 investees to improve reporting under the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures.
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The Japanese state pension fund can dismiss its dethronement as the world’s largest asset owner, as relative rankings are immaterial to its marathon mission of delivering long-term returns.
The CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management has pledged the $1.6 trillion fund will adhere more closely to the two principles, supported by clarity from Norway’s Ministry of Finance concerning acceptable underperformance.
Norway SWF names new Singapore office head; Temasek launches Paris office; GIC appoints public equities COO; Malaysia military pension appoints chairman, CEO; BNP Paribas AM gets new EMD head; and more.
AsianInvestor has identified 10 outstanding executives who are leading best practices and innovative thinking at sovereign wealth funds operating in the region. On day four, we showcase executives from Khazanah Nasional and Norges Bank Investment Management.
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As market unpredictability persists, asset owners like Japan’s GPIF and Norway’s sovereign fund are turning to active management to try to separate the wheat from the chaff.
AsianInvestor's editorial team had a productive month interviewing a crop of top executives from asset owners across Hong Kong, Australia, India and Canada.
Norway's $1.4 trillion sovereign wealth fund, one of the largest in the world, becomes the latest to shut down its China office, moving its Asian operational functions to Singapore.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund recently removed a Korean energy firm from its portfolio due to Myanmar regime affiliations. AsianInvestor takes a look at other Korean companies from which the fund has decided to steer clear for different reasons.
Shareholder pressure by asset owners has been shown to be effective in forcing companies to decarbonise — and this trend is set to intensify.
The world’s largest sovereign fund leads calls for solutions in data collection across property assets.
Norges Bank Investment Management continues to purge companies believed to be doing business with Myanmar's military government from its portfolio.
