| Chief of the world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund laments reluctance of companies to go public. The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund has sounded the alarm about the lack of stock market listings, arguing that investors could end up owning companies belonging to the past rather than the future.
Norway’s $880bn oil fund is concerned about the reluctance of companies, particularly in the technology sector, to go public with the number of listed US companies having almost halved in the past 20 years.............................................Full Article: Source
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