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(North Dakota Monitor) – North Dakota plans to launch a new website later this year with details on how the $14 billion Legacy Fund is invested.
The website is on track to go live Nov. 1, one month later than originally projected, said Jodi Smith, executive director of the Retirement and Investment Office.
“Our goal is to have as much detail as possible,” Smith said. “The goal is to be as transparent as we possibly can.”
The website will allow the public to sort the state’s investments by country. Users will also be able to filter by financial category, called asset classes, such as equity or real estate.
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