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Norway Wealth Fund

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Norwegian wealth fund divests from Israel’s banking sector

26.08.25|CTech
Four largest banks targeted for financing settlements; Caterpillar shares also sold.
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Norway’s sovereign fund expands Israeli divestments amid Gaza war scrutiny

18.08.25|CTech, Reuters
Since late June, the fund has sold shares in 17 Israeli companies, including Paz, Azorim, Delek Motors, El Al, Energix, eToro, Max Stock, Levinsky Engineering, Priortech, Rami Levy, REIT 1, Retailors, Sela Real Estate, Amos Luzon Group Development and Energy, Firon, and Scope Metals.
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$300 million Teva bet: Will Norway's wealth fund and ION regret investing in the pharma giant?

11.09.23|Almog Azar
ION, which manages investments for the Norwegian wealth fund, began a buying spree of Teva shares at the beginning of the year
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Could Norwegian wealth fund dropping Israeli banks start a global trend?

26.12.22|Shani Ashkenazi
The sovereign wealth fund is considering stopping its investments in local banks that provide services to companies operating in the settlements. The fund recently announced it was selling its holdings in Israel-founded cybersecurity company Cognyte
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Cognyte reeling after being dropped by Norway sovereign wealth fund

25.12.22|Sophie Shulman
The Norwegian fund said that its ethics council found that several states that are customers of Cognyte’s surveillance products and services "have been accused of extremely serious human rights violations"