Mikael Holter

  • Trond Grande, deputy chief executive officer of Norges Bank Investment Management, speaks at a news conference in Oslo, Norway, on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2020. Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the worlds biggest, lost $21 billion in the first half of the year as a rebound in stock markets wasnt enough to erase its record decline earlier this year.Finance

    The world’s largest wealth fund has lost $21 billion so far this year

    By Mikael Holter and Bloomberg
  • An oil drilling platform sits on board a construction vessel off the coast of Norway.International

    Oil-rich Norway will withdraw a record $37 billion from wealth fund as COVID-19 batters economy

    By Mikael Holter and Bloomberg
  • Norwegian Air shares plunged more than 60% at the open on Tuesday as investors reacted to a new restructuring plan meant to keep the airline solvent during the coronavirus pandemic.International

    “End of the line:” Norwegian Air stock plunges on last-ditch debt deal

    By Mikael Holter and Bloomberg
  • Yngve Slyngstad, chief executive officer of Norges Bank Investment Management, poses for photograph following a Bloomberg Television interview at the Norwegian Financial Research Conference in Oslo, Norway, on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2019. Slyngstad, the man managing Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund is looking beyond the current political turmoil, vowing to invest in the U.K. "no matter what" and planning to plow another $100 billion into the U.S. stock markets. Photographer: Odin Jaeger/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesInternational

    After Breaking $1 Trillion, the CEO of the World’s Biggest Wealth Fund Is Resigning

    By Mikael Holter, Sveinung Sleire, and others