Hedge fund boss under pressure to divest for EUR 1 trillion job

The hedge fund manager set to become chief executive of Norway’s EUR 1 trillion wealth fund is facing fresh demands to address a number of conflicts of interest that lawmakers warn could derail his appointment.
Central Bank Governor Oystein Olsen and Nicolai Tangen are pictured during a press conference, in Oslo | Photo: Ntb Scanpix/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix/via REUTERS / X02351
Central Bank Governor Oystein Olsen and Nicolai Tangen are pictured during a press conference, in Oslo | Photo: Ntb Scanpix/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix/via REUTERS / X02351
By Mikael Holter / BLOOMBERG

Nicolai Tangen will meet with the leadership of the central bank in Oslo today as they try to satisfy demands made by parliament before the founder of AKO Capital LLP can start running the world’s biggest sovereign fund.

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