Report reveals Norway’s
SWF climate risk
- May 18, 2012
Norway’s 3496 billion kroner (US$582.7 billion) sovereign wealth fund could suffer significant losses in a ... [more]
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Systemic risk has emerged as a critical challenge for central bankers, regulators, asset owners and managers. While the infuence of the phenomenon is well-understood, systemic risk is often virtually invisible until it erupts into widespread market dislocation. New regulatory standards, oversight bodies and quantitative research approaches seek to moderate its infuence and stabilise global markets.
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