全球最大主权财富基金正从以色列企业撤资

Core Viewpoint - The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, the world's largest sovereign wealth fund with a size of $2 trillion, is conducting a continuous review of its investments in Israel due to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the West Bank, and is expected to divest from more Israeli companies [1] Group 1: Investment Actions - On August 11, the fund announced the termination of contracts with external asset management firms responsible for part of its Israeli investments and has reduced its investment portfolio in Israel [1] - The fund has sold its stake in the Israeli jet engine company, BAE Systems, which provides services to the Israeli military, including fighter jet maintenance [1] - As of June 30, the fund held shares in 61 Israeli companies and has recently divested from 11 of them, with expectations to divest from more companies in the future [1] Group 2: Fund Management - The fund is managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, a subsidiary of the Norwegian Central Bank [1] - The CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management stated that the fund should have strengthened its oversight of these investments earlier [1] Group 3: Fund Overview - The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund primarily invests the oil and gas revenues of Norway and is one of the largest investment institutions globally, holding an average of 1.5% of all listed companies worldwide, along with investments in bonds, real estate, and renewable energy projects [1]