Norges Bank 포트폴리오 보유 종목

Norges Bank is Norway's central bank, and it also manages the Government Pension Fund Global, which was set up after Norway discovered oil in the North Sea. An act of the Norwegian parliament created the bank in 1816. Parliament passed the law creating the fund in 1990, and its first money went in during 1996; the fund may only be invested abroad. In 1998 the bank set up a unit, Norges Bank Investment Management, to run the fund for the Ministry of Finance. That unit invests the fund and the bank's foreign currency reserves in stocks and bonds from around the world, along with money market instruments and derivatives, and the fund also holds real estate and renewable energy infrastructure. The fund exists to shield Norway's economy from swings in oil revenue.