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Life and non-life insurance companies, 2nd quarter 2012
8 Non-life insurance companies. Investments in shares, participations and primary capital certificates by sector12.
NOK Million
Sector 30.06.2011 30.09.2011* 31.12.2011* 31.03.2012* 30.06.2012*
     
Total 42 508 41 337 40 957 40 749 41 080
     
Non-financial enterprises 8 543 8 512 8 330 5 461 5 501
Public unincorporated enterprises, owned by central government . . . . .
Public incorporated enterprises, owned by central government 264 242 214 247 256
Public unincorporated enterprises, owned by local government . . . . .
Public incorporated enterprises, owned by local government 4 4 4 8 4
Private non-financial incorporated enterprises 8 275 8 266 8 113 5 204 5 241
Private non-financial unincorporated enterprises . . . 2 .
Private non-profit institutions . . . .. ..
     
Financial enterprises 17 257 15 625 17 043 17 784 17 234
Norges Bank . . . . .
Banks 1 831 952 938 943 1 093
Mortgage companies 0 1 1 1 0
Finance companies . . . . .
State lending institutions etc. . . . . .
Financial holding companies . . . 4 997 5 032
Mutual funds 9 552 8 923 9 093 10 737 10 108
Investment trusts and private equity funds 5 219 5 238 6 471 299 205
Other financial enterprises, except insurance companies and pension funds 496 358 376 639 638
Life insurance companies and pension funds 111 111 111 111 111
Non-life insurance companies 47 43 52 57 46
     
General government . . . . .
Central government and social security funds . . . . .
Local government . . . . .
     
Non-profit institutions serving households . . . . .
     
Houshold etc. . . . . .
Unincorporated enterprises within households . . . . .
Housing cooperative etc. . . . . .
Employees, recipients of property income, pensions and social contributions, students etc. . . . . .
Unspecified sector . . . . .
     
Rest of the world 16 707 17 200 15 584 17 504 18 345

1The Norwegian institutional sector classification was revised on 1 January 2012 in line with the international classification. This change entails a break in the statistics from the 1st quarter 2012.
2From January 2008, new annual account regulation for insurance companies adapted to the new International FinancialReporting Standards (IFRS) was introduced. New regulation for life insurance was introduced at the same time. Bothchanges have had an impact on the content and presentation of the insurance statistics. The statistics from 2008 cannot be compared with those from previous years.

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