Norway Investment and Pensions

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.

Pension Funds in the Nordic Region - Country Report

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TOP NORWEGIAN PENSION FUNDS 2025

Pension fund/entity | Assets (€’000)

  1. Norway Government Pension Fund Global | 1,657,449,581
  2. Kommunal Landspensjonskasse (KLP) | 101,052,311
  3. Folketrygdfondet | 32,227,823
  4. Oslo Pensjonsforsikring | 12,816,783
  5. Equinor | 5,300,833

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TOP MANAGERS: NORDIC REGION INSTITUTIONAL ASSETS

Company | Assets (€m) 

  1. SEB | 65,000*
  2. BlackRock | 61,541
  3. DNB Asset Management | 53,712**
  4. Nordea Asset Management | 52,442
  5. Storebrand Asset Management | 35,386***
  6. State Street Global Advisors | 29,768
  7. Nykredit Asset Management | 26,163
  8. Northern Trust Asset Management | 22,607
  9. Morgan Stanley Investment Management | 8,936*
  10. Amundi | 8,344

As at 30.9.3.23, *30.16.23, **15.11.23, ***10.6.22

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