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CAAT appointing Asif Haque chief investment officer

Staff The Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology Pension Plan is appointing Asif Haque as chief investment officer, effective May 1. Haque has worked at the CAAT for over 10 years as managing director of public markets, where his team was responsible for the plan’s $11 billion public markets portfolio. Prior to joining the organization, he held leadership roles at the Public Sector Pension Investment Board for eight years, first as director of performance measurement, then as vice-president of external manager search and monitoring. He was also assistant vice-president of performance and analytics with State Street Corp. in Canada for six years.

Pension regulators step up amid turmoil | Benefits Canada com

Feedback from stakeholders is favourable, for the most part. “On the whole, pension regulators have been sensible and reasonable,” says Gavin Benjamin, partner in Morneau Shepell Ltd.’s retirement solutions business. They’ve been responsive as well, which could help account for the positive reviews. “Regulators have been very engaged in consultations with stakeholders,” says Andrea Boctor, a pension partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP. Hindsight (on 2020) is 20/20 Indeed, experts recognized the unfairness of using hindsight to evaluate decisions taken in uncertain times and fluid conditions. Still, opinions vary somewhat depending on the performance of individual regulators and regional sensitivities.

PIAC calling on feds to reform pension solvency rules, introduce VPLAs

PIAC calling on feds to reform pension solvency rules, introduce VPLAs
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Canadian pension funds hunt for pandemic real estate bargains

Canadian pension funds hunt for pandemic real estate bargains Reuters 1/21/2021 By Maiya Keidan © Reuters/CHRIS HELGREN FILE PHOTO: The downtown skyline and CN Tower are seen past cranes in the waterfront area of Toronto By Maiya Keidan TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian pension funds are seeking to boost their real estate investments, betting the slumping property market will recover as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes and office workers and city dwellers return to downtown properties. Canadian pension funds held $278.7 billion in property assets in 2019, up 4% from 2018, according to the Pension Investment Association of Canada, making them the country s largest real estate owners.

Canadian pension funds bet on slumping property markets to boost real estate investments

The Globe and Mail Maiya Keidan Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Canadian pension funds are seeking to boost their real estate investments, betting the slumping property market will recover as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes and office workers and city dwellers return to downtown properties. Canadian pension funds held $278.7-billion in property assets in 2019, up 4 per cent from 2018, according to the Pension Investment Association of Canada, making them the country’s largest real estate owners.

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