BUSINESSAug 12 · 11:38 UTCBLOOMBERG

Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund CEO Eyes Future Risks

Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norway's $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund, expressed caution regarding future risks such as AI valuations, inflation, and geopolitical conflict. Despite this caution, Norges Bank Investment Management reported its best quarterly earnings in six years, achieving half-year returns that exceeded 9% and gaining approximately $185 billion.

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