Pensions
Canada Pension Plan Returns 5.6% in First Quarter
Strong investment gains raise total asset value to C$434.4 billion.
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Pensions
CPPIB Returns 3.1% in Fiscal 2020
Market downturn dampened strong first three quarters of the year for Canadian pension plan.
Pensions
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Posted Lackluster 3.6% Return in Third Quarter
Pension giant increases its net asset value to $318 billion.
Asset Allocation
Canadian Pensions Acquire Stake in Mexican Construction Firm
CPPIB continues to plow money into infrastructure investments.
Market Moves
Canada’s CPPIB Returns 2.3% in Q2 Fiscal 2020
Total asset value of fund rises to C$409.5 billion.
Asset Allocation
Canada’s CPPIB Doubles Renewables Investment
Fund boosts renewable energy investments 100-fold since 2016.
Asset Allocation
CPPIB Buys Stake in Top India Logistics Provider
Fund had allocated $7.5 billion to India, fiscal results show.
Risk
CPP Fund Returns 1.1% in Q1 of Fiscal 2020
Canadian pension giant earned three- and five-year annualized returns of 10.5%.
Active Investing Adds Billions to Canada’s Pensions Annually
Analysis shows a passive strategy could have cost CPPIB nearly C$50 billion since 2006-2007.
Risk
CPPIB Returns 8.9% in Fiscal 2019
Foreign private equities were the investment portfolio’s top-performing asset.
At SALT: CPPIB Goes Long in Emerging Markets
Canadian pension plan eyes growth in emerging markets as valuations get bubbly in the developed world.
Canadian Pensions in $3.4 Billion Bid for Inmarsat
CPPIB, OTTP join consortium to acquire satellite telecommunications firm.
Alternatives
Update: CPPIB, Williams Form Infrastructure Joint Venture
$3.8 billion deal between Canadian pension fund and pipeline company is to develop natural gas transportation.
Alternatives
CPPIB, Williams Form Infrastructure Joint Venture
$3.8 billion deal between Canadian pension fund and pipeline company is to develop natural gas transportation.
Newsmakers
Diversification Steers Canadian Pension Giant’s Ship into the Black
CEO Machin expects the next few years to be ‘much more challenging’ for investments.