Norges Bank supervisory council requests information on SWF’s new head
The supervisory council of Norges Bank has requested the executive board to supply additional information about the hiring process of the incoming chief executive of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund (SWF).
The executive board has until April 29 to address the 26 questions sent by the council. These are divided into three topics: the first is the appointment of a new general manager for Norges Bank Investment Management; the second the guidelines followed by the hiring committee; and the third is
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