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North Dakota Rolls Out Transparency Website for Legacy Fund

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 29
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What happened

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The North Dakota Retirement and Investment Office released a new website detailing the investments and performance of the Legacy Fund, the state's sovereign wealth fund. The fund, which is financed by 30% of North Dakota’s oil and gas production and extraction tax, is valued at just over $15 billion. The site allows users to explore investments by country, filter by asset class, and download data.

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Why it matters

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The Legacy Fund was established by a constitutional amendment in 2010. The rollout of the transparency website provides public access to the fund's investment details, which is part of a broader push for financial openness in North Dakota. However, one lawmaker behind the transparency push noted that the website falls short of its intended purpose.

From inforum.com

Who's involved

  • North DakotaThe state where the Legacy Fund operates and the transparency website was launched.
  • Bernie SatromA legislator who sponsored the bill aimed at increasing transparency in North Dakota.

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