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Arleen Jacobius of Pensions & investments also reports CalSTRS beats its benchmark with 8.4% fiscal-year return, propelled by stocks: CalSTRS earned an 8.4% net return for fiscal year 2024, beating its 7.4% billion, West Sacramento-based pensionfund reported. CalSTRS funded status was 75.9%
“The renewable energy, telecommunications and transportation sectors, to which (the Caisse) has been exposed for many years, are significant vectors of performance,” the pensionfund said. Over five years, the annualized return was 9.6 per cent return. per cent, driven by the same sectors as in the first six months.”
Our 30-year offering was our first 30-year issuance since 2017, and our public sterling offering was our fifth non-U.S. To be clear, this structure will be distinct from a typical private equity style closed-end fund that may have a fixed duration or a narrower opportunity set.
Anyway, let me get on to covering this week in pensions. First, Shahir Gindo wrote a special to the Globe and Mail on why Canadian pensionsfunds should invest more in domestic assets to boost the economy. They don’t mention that the Maple 8 large Canadian pensionfunds collectively have around 13.5%
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