Norway’s $1 Trillion Fund Dragged Into Scandal Over Its CEO (2)

April 20, 2020, 2:48 PM UTC

The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund faces serious questions over the conduct of its outgoing chief executive and the selection process of his successor amid a scandal involving a luxury jet and a private performance by Sting.

CEO Yngve Slyngstad has had to explain why he accepted a flight paid for by Nicolai Tangen, the hedge-fund manager who was eventually tapped to succeed him. The development has now prompted the central bank’s watchdog to look into convening an emergency meeting to examine more closely the circumstances under which Tangen was selected.

The revelations have stunned Norwegians and created the ...

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