Author: Assaf Uni and Shiri Habib-Valdhorn

[ad_1] The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund this week printed its share holdings and different investments as of the top of 2022 in a submitting to the US Securities and Change Fee (SEC). The submitting exhibits that the fund held shares in 70 Israeli firms price billions of {dollars} from a spread of sectors together with these traded on Wall Avenue and firms solely traded on the Tel Aviv Inventory Change (TASE). The SEC submitting exhibits that the fund’s 10 largest investments in Israeli firms are price $1.8 billion. As a result of the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund is without…

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