Norway's giant fund in election crosshairs over Israel investments
Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund has divested from 23 Israeli companies due to ethical concerns, influencing the September election debate on foreign policy and investment neutrality.
- The $2 trillion Norwegian sovereign wealth fund is facing its "worst ever crisis" over divestment from Israeli companies due to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
- The fund's CEO Nicolai Tangen ruled out resigning, saying he carried out the fund's mandate set by parliament.
- There is debate over whether singling out Israel for divestment violates the fund's ethical rules, with some arguing the formal process is necessary for fairness.
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