A new report questions conventional thinking on the need to index pensions to inflation.
How does Canada's public pension system compare to those of other countries?
Mark Machin will become the first foreign-born head of CPPIB.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's annual rate of return dropped to 3.4% last year, the lowest since the Great Recession, the CPPIB said Thursday in its annual report.
At the CFA Institute annual conference, one panel discussed what investors can learn from the Canadian public pension model.
Global market volatility in early 2016 contributed to a 0.03% decline in Canadian defined benefit pension plans’ returns in Q1.
The Ontario Pension Board (OPB), the administrator of Ontario's Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP), ended 2015 with an annual investment return of 6.14%. Net investment income during the year amounted to $1.22 billion and net assets grew to $23 billion at year end.
A new bill for the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (ORPP) introduced today will also include an option for other provinces to join in as Ontario moves ahead with the ORPP while leaving the door open to enhancing the Canada Pension Plan.
As Ontario inches closer to launching its mandatory pension program, the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan, the pension industry remains polarized about the plan’s impact on employers and employees and its fate in the event of an expansion of the Canada Pension Plan.
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