Keyword: global investing

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Five questions with CPPIB’s Poul Winslow

From thematic investing to the creation of a new long-term value creation global index, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has been using its considerable $264.6 billion heft to help foster long-termism in global capital markets. Benefits Canada‘s companion site, Canadian Investment Review, talked to Poul Winslow, managing director, head of thematic investing and external […]

Navigating the complexities of investing in agriculture

While a recommendation that the government reverse course on maintaining the retirement age at 65 was one of the headline suggestions to come out of the recent report from the federal advisory council on economic growth, a key focus was on four sectors the group felt have a high potential for growth in Canada. One […]

Ontario Teachers’ and OMERS back British smart energy companies

The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System’s infrastructure investment manager Borealis Infrastructure and Britain-based energy company SSE are backing the launch of two new companies in the British energy market. MapleCo, an independent meter asset provider, will contribute to Britain’s smart meter rollout program, which is aiming to fund the purchase […]

  • By: Staff
  • March 27, 2017 September 13, 2019
  • 08:17
Investors staying firm on British investments despite Brexit uncertainty

Despite the uncertainty surrounding Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, investors seem to be taking a wait-and-see approach to their holdings in the country. That’s the view from State Street Corp., which has been tracking investor sentiment following last year’s referendum on a quarterly basis. A report released this month shows 63 per cent of […]

  • By: Jann Lee
  • January 30, 2017 September 13, 2019
  • 14:31
How Canadian multinationals are rising to the challenge of global benefits governance

Of the 114 multinational companies that participated in the last Mercer global benefits governance survey, 84 per cent of respondents said they believed their existing global benefits governance structures were insufficient to meet current and future needs. In light of this finding, how do other Canadian-based multinational companies manage their global benefits plans and, more […]

Finding the Next Big Crisis

The IMF’s Laura Kodres on monitoring and measuring geopolitical risk

Alternative Investments in the Core

Plan sponsors are now using alternatives in strategic ways.

Real Estate: Getting Over the Home Country Bias

Sticking close to home puts investors at a disadvantage.

Chinese stocks continue falling

China announced a flurry of new moves Wednesday to halt a stock market slide. The result? Another big dive in share prices.

The Rise of the Third Pillar

Plan sponsors discuss top pension developments of last 20 years.