| Norway's central bank will start publishing the minutes of its board meetings and aims to become more transparent even though discussions on monetary policy will remain exempt, the bank said on Tuesday.
"The publication of the minutes of the meetings of the Executive Board will enhance transparency about the management of the central bank, and the management of the Government Pension Fund Global," it said in a statement, referring to the formal name of the country's sovereign wealth fund. The fund is the world's largest sovereign wealth fund with assets of $895 billion, and is managed by a unit of the central bank that invests all the cash in foreign stocks, bonds and real estate...............................................Full Article: Source
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