Norway names new central bank board members to strengthen wealth fund oversight

OSLO (Reuters) - Norway appointed four new central bank board members on Friday in a long-planned bid to enhance oversight of its $1.1 trillion sovereign wealth fund, which is the world's largest.Among the board's first tasks will be hiring a new chief executive to replace Yngve Slyngstad, who announced his resignation from the fund last month after 12 years, during which the value of its asset rose fivefold."The asset management expertise of the executive board will be strengthened," Norway's..