Norway wealth fund says climate change key to risk-based divestments
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's $1.1 trillion (£857 billion) wealth fund, the world's largest, said climate change dominated discussions about whether it should sell stakes in companies because they are considered too risky. The fund, which invests revenues from Norway's oil and gas production, has stakes in some 9,000 companies across 72 countries, equivalent to 1.4% of all globally listed shares.As well as being one of the world's largest investors, it is at the forefront of a push to get..