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Group 1 - The Norwegian Central Bank Investment Management (NBIM), one of the largest sovereign wealth funds globally, has begun a significant sell-off of small and mid-cap stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange, contrasting sharply with UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves' claims of a "new golden era" for the City of London [1][4] - The sell-off involves "dozens" of companies, with multiple investment management firms receiving notifications of reduced holdings in specific asset portfolios managed by NBIM in recent weeks [1] - NBIM has approximately $2 trillion in assets under management, and this reduction in holdings comes at a time when the FTSE 100 index is reaching historical highs, despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties [1] Group 2 - The timing of the sell-off is notable, occurring just after UK Chancellor Reeves announced reforms aimed at reducing the costs and difficulties of being listed in London, asserting that the best days for the City are not over [4] - Reeves claimed that with the FTSE 100 index hitting new highs, global companies are once again choosing London, indicating the initial signs of a new golden era for the financial hub [4]