CPPIB Loses 0.8% in Q1 Fiscal 2024
Despite the investment loss, net transfers helped raise the Canadian pension giant’s asset value to C$575 billion.
Despite the investment loss, net transfers helped raise the Canadian pension giant’s asset value to C$575 billion.
It’s trickier for some, like the Norwegian program, which is funded by North Sea oil.
The British Columbia Investment Management Corp. will also own a minority stake in the combined entity.
Canadian pension giant outperforms benchmark by 120 basis points to raise asset value to C$570 billion.
Canadian pension giant and private equity firm will buy out SAP’s majority stake for $18.15 per share.
Canadian pension giant’s net assets fall C$16 billion to C$523 billion.
The CPPIB invests $334 million for close to a 20% stake in food retailer D1.
CPPIB will invest nearly $1 billion in partnership with Lennar subsidiary LMC in the U.S,. and more than $350 million in India with RMZ Corp.