Nicolai Tangen is a huge fan of the Women in Finance Charter but stresses that promotions must be fair

The proportion of women at Norway’s oil fund is increasing and more women are staying, but the transition takes time.
GENDER BALANCE: It takes time to achieve gender balance "and it must take time. Promotions must be fair," says NBIM CEO Nicolai Tangen. | Photo: Synnøve Prytz Berset
GENDER BALANCE: It takes time to achieve gender balance "and it must take time. Promotions must be fair," says NBIM CEO Nicolai Tangen. | Photo: Synnøve Prytz Berset
AV SYNNØVE PRYTZ BERSET, translated by katrine gøthler

The Norwegian equivalent of the Women in Finance Charter presented their progress report at Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) earlier this week, and its CEO, Nicolai Tangen, admits that he can feel quite uncomfortable at this kind of women’s forum.

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