The fund invests in around 50 companies that have a share of their revenues linked to nuclear-related activities, such as production, distribution, and technology. The investments are based on the MSCI Nuclear and Uranium Custom Index, which tracks the performance of companies globally with significant exposure to nuclear power and the uranium value chain.

Nuclear power uses reactions in the atomic nucleus to produce energy and therefore has lower emissions than other non-renewable energy sources. The International Energy Agency points to nuclear power as a necessity in order to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement.

DNB Nuclear Energy is a index-linked fund that provides simple and cost-effective exposure to the nuclear power sector globally. It invests in companies involved in the production of nuclear power, reactor technology, and uranium extraction. Long-term saving in DNB Nuclear Energy offers the opportunity to participate in a sector with low emissions and increasing significance in the global energy landscape.

DNB Nuclear Energy is managed by Eivind Grøver Aukrust, Thorstein Bostad, and Erling Syversveen Lie, a team with extensive experience in finance, management, and technology.
Eivind has a background from Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) and education from NTNU and UC Berkeley in industrial mathematics. Thorstein has management experience from both NBIM and Eika, and holds an MBA from NHH. Erling has a technology background from NTNU and ETH Zurich, and has previously worked at McKinsey and DNV. The team's combined expertise provides a solid foundation for structured and index-oriented management within the nuclear power sector.