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The Norwegian financial regulator recently announced that it considers the DNB Norge fund, a supposedly actively managed fund invested in Norwegian large cap equities, a so-called closet-tracker. Orgland used the DNB Norge fund in his client portfolios until last year.
In part two of the interview, he gives his view on the controversy surrounding this fund.
Nick White’s new firm aims to support boutique groups, writes Tom Aylott
Complex regulations identified as one of the main barriers hindering private capital access
Though ‘increased regulatory scrutiny’ has led to decline in Article 9 funds
Only 35% of active funds beat their benchmark over the past 12 months, with ESG faring worse still, writes Tom Aylott
Jon Cleborne will succeed Sean Hagerty in June, writes Christian Mayes
Fund will aim to offer strategic alternative to cash and other short-dated credit alternatives
