New CEO of $1.2 Trillion Sovereign Investor Drops Hedge Fund (2)

Aug. 25, 2020, 8:04 AM UTC

The hedge fund manager set to run Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has agreed to sever all ties to the investment firm he founded, in a move that looks set to end a political storm that had threatened to derail his appointment.

Nicolai Tangen and Norges Bank, which manages the wealth fund, agreed to new contractual terms for the incoming CEO during a meeting on Monday. The revised agreement followed demands made last week by Norway’s parliament targeting potential conflicts of interest tied to Tangen’s controlling stake in AKO Capital LLP.

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