Norway’s SWF chief to step down after 12 years

Yngve Slyngstad presided over international diversification and the adoption of real estate, while total assets multiplied by four

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The chief executive of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, Yngve Slyngstad, is to step down, Norges Bank revealed on October 30.

Slyngstad has led Norges Bank Investment Management since January 2008, a transformative period in which the fund quadrupled its assets to reach 10 trillion kroner ($1 trillion) earlier this month. He will remain at the helm of the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund until Norges Bank finds a new CEO.

“I am proud of having been part of building up a leading

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