Amid slow global growth, chronically low interest rates and declining commodity prices, the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) saw its return for 2015 slide to 5.12%, down from 17.7% in 2014. Despite this decline, its funded status has strengthened. The plan’s 10-year return was 9.32%, down from 10.27% in 2014. Read: HOOPP assets jump […]
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The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan reported its strongest return in decades, ending 2014 up 17.71%, with net assets topping $60.8 billion and a funded status of 115% up from 114%.
Strong funded status means benefit improvements.
The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) and Ivanhoé Cambridge have struck a deal allowing HOOPP to acquire Ivanhoé Cambridge's remaining 50% interest in two Ontario shopping centres for about C$240 million.
The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan has a record $51.6 billion in assets following an 8.6% rate of return in 2013.
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The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan has entered into an agreement with Verdion, a real estate investor and developer, for the funding and development of logistics parks in Europe.