Norway
Includes historical data for Norway’s Gross Domestic Product growth, debt-to-GDP ratio and more, as well as information on trade, banking...
Norway
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Technology
Nordic Lure For Data Center Investors
The surge in interest among global tech players is buoyed by the launch of national artificial intelligence strategies across the Nordic region.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Norway: New Wave Of Bank Consolidation
The current wave of consolidation includes a three-way merger deal between Skagerrak Sparebank, Andebu Sparebank and Larvikbanken in southeast Norway.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Norway: Proposed Capital Mandate Raises Small Bank Ire
New capital requirements could reduce the mortgage loan lending capacity for Norway’s small and medium-sized banks by up to $17.3 billion.
News
Norway’s Standard-Setting Sovereign Fund Stumbles
The public acknowledgement of poor performance reflects Norway’s leadership in transparency.
News
Norway: A Progressive Prime Minister
Millionaire Labor Party leader becomes Norway's prime minister.
Features
Nordic Companies Hurting Despite Aid
Despite the $30 billion in crisis support packages being provided by governments to help keep businesses viable and protect manufacturing output, COVID-19 has left leading top Nordic corporations hurting.
Award Winners
Nordics: In Tech We Trust
More platforms and more interfaces yield more complexity for Scandanavian treasury officers.
News
Norways Giant Fund Stamps Big Activist Feet
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund increasingly engages in activism over the governance of companies it invests in.
Data
Personal Income Tax Rates
The OECD defines tax as a compulsory unrequited payment to the government. A taxable base is the base amount on which the tax rate is applied—such as corporate income, personal income, or property.
Data
Percentage of Public Deficit/Surplus in GDP Around the World
Government deficit or surplus is the difference between government receipts (mainly tax revenue) and government spending (i.e. salaries of government employees, social benefits, interest on the public debt) in a single year.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
OIL PRICE SLUMP PROMPTS NORWAY TO ACTION
Milestones | Norway
With prices less than half the level of a year ago, Norway has been hit hard by the slump in crude revenues.