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From Efinancialnews.com: Norway’s €234bn ($301bn) sovereign wealth fund, one of the biggest institutional investors in Europe, is continuing to pile into equities despite losing 14.5% on its strategy during the first nine months of last year….. Full Article: Source
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Sovereign Wealth Funds Briefing - Categorized | Fund Management/Administration, Investment, Market
Norway wealth fund still buying equities
| Posted on 04 February 2009 |
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