How Norway’s sovereign fund dodges pitfalls in Asia

Apr 22, 2020

Norges Bank Investment Management explains why and how it uses local asset managers to invest in emerging markets, from which it derives most of its excess returns.

How Norway’s sovereign fund dodges pitfalls in Asia

The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund has obtained by far the biggest chunk of its excess return from emerging markets, and a major contributor to that has been its use of local asset managers for single-country mandates in countries such as China.

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