Norway's sovereign wealth fund invested in a Tera-Run Turkey IPO that plunged in weeks
Norway's sovereign wealth fund was a key investor in an initial public offering underwritten by Tera Yatirim Menkul Degerler AS, just two months before the brokerage firm became the center of the biggest fund scandal in Turkish history. The IPO shares plunged in weeks after the fund's investment.
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