Norway's Oil Fund: still active, less risky

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Alison Swersky speaks to Norway's finance minister Sigbjørn Johnsen about the Ministry of Finance's decision to limit active risk within the Government Pension Fund Global

  Alison Swersky: What are the biggest changes you’ve recommended to parliament for the Government Pension Fund Global?   Sigbjørn Johnsen: This is the fourth annual report to Parliament o...

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