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Justification made by Canadian public-sector pension plans last May that China offers diversification in their portfolios is proving costly
For decades, Canada’s pension funds have been considerably reducing their domestic investments, a trend the feds and regulation are being taken to task for.
A hedge fund manager is sounding the alarm to investors about the Beijing regime’s appropriation of profits from Chinese internet giant Tencent, a significant holding of the CPPIB
The Chinese communist regime’s recent sudden changes in laws and regulations governing businesses across multiple industries remain a topic of discussion and debate
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) runs one of the world’s largest pension funds, with assets of $409.6 billion on March 31, as per its 2020 annual report.
