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This occurs when the value of bonds and shares of publicly listed firms decline, as they did recently, bringing down the total assets of a pensionfund. Canadian pensionfunds are among the largest private equity investors in the world. Denominator effect The first is what’s known as the “denominator effect.”
However, some schemes said the higher costs of investing in unlisted companies could push up their own fees and deter investors. Nest, the UK government-backed workplace pensionfund, said it preferred proven business models to early-stage venture capital.
Moving into 2023, he set a goal of reducing the pension’s PE allocation to 18 percent within three years, primarily by selling companies and exiting fund stakes via the secondaries market. These professionals had been trained to spot top privatecompanies and PE funds, rather than to sell their investments.
Michiel Willams of Net Zero Investor reports OMERS’ sustainability chief on why the C$127bn fund’s green investment spree will not slow down: OMERS, the defined benefit (DB) plan for municipal employees in Ontario, is increasingly positioning itself as one of Canada's greenest pensionfund investors. to sell its 24.5%
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They’re talking about assetmanagement firms, in which public pensionfunds often have investments, supporting shareholder proposals meant to achieve social justice or climate objectives yet of dubious financial value. They could simply carry on trying to maximize returns.
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The company is still in talks with its shareholders about raising as much as £1 billion in fresh funds following a £500 million injection agreed last year. Its largest shareholder is Canadian pensionfund Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (Omers), which holds a nearly 32 per cent stake.
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He added that over the last en years, their green assets have been outperforming non-green assets. I told him I track pensionfunds very closely and there's no doubt CDPQ is a global leader in sustainable/ responsible investing. For us, it's a question of returns and what's in the best interest of our depositors."
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