| Norway’s $885bn oil fund is doubling the number of its senior executives in the latest sign it is restructuring itself to tackle its ever-increasing size and its shifting responsibilities as an investor. Norges Bank Investment Management, the arm of the Norwegian central bank that manages the fund, is creating a number of new positions to help manage its nascent property portfolio, as well as appointing three chief investment officers.
These three officers will be responsible for different investment strategies rather than specific asset classes as the oil fund merges its equities and corporate credit analysis functions...............................................Full Article: Source
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