NORWAY - The NOK1.4bn Norwegian Larvik Kommunes Primæroppgavefond (Larvik local authority surplus fund) is prepping itself for a potential first foray into hedge funds.
According to Tor Sydnes, partner at Bergen-based Wassum Consulting which advises the fund, Larvik may still look at private equity or high yields, but is “more likely” to seek a hedge fund of funds...
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