
Asset Allocation
CPPIB Loses 4.2% in First Quarter of Fiscal Year 2023
Canadian pension giant’s net assets fall C$16 billion to C$523 billion.
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.
Silos must be axed to enhance communication, argues strategist Rubin.
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.
Their overseas exposure is expanding, while US funds stay mostly at home.
The Canadian allocators are deepening commitments into the firm just as it’s expanding its 5G rollout capabilities in the US and UK.
The former head of CPPIB finished up his final day at the pension fund last week.