Key changes to pensions in Norway of late have been tweaks to supplementary provisions and reserves that should allow greater risk-bearing capacity, and the migration of the AFP second-pillar scheme from an early retirement system to a lifelong occupational pension top up. This is to incentivise longer working lives. There is also now greater competition in the municipal pensions market with the re-entry of Storebrand to the market as a challenger to the dominant provider KLP.
An academic discussion in a leading business journal has spilled over into a fully fledged debate with the fund’s leadership
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Commission urged to double down on commitment “to protect the fragile ecosystems north of the Arctic Circle from new oil and gas infrastructure”
‘We want to support Europe. We want to contribute to the green transition,’ says CEO Jon Johnsen
Plus: Norway’s NBIM on the importance of AI technology and US tech stocks concentration
Norway’s SWF manager laments ‘fragmented system that undermines effective shareholder voting’ and makes it harder to support companies
AI development going faster ‘than seen before’, says NBIM CEO, as finance minister points to ‘great risk’ of concentration
Norway’s giant SWF takes -1.9% hit on investments in the first quarter, with only unlisted real estate in positive territory at end of March
Nicolai Tangen says share ownership plans ‘not about corporate social responsibility’ but ‘making good long-term financial decisions’
NBIM responds to FCA’s proposed new sustainability disclosure rules for listed companies; calls for timelines for Scope 3 emissions reporting to become mandatory
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