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CPPIB
ANALYSIS: Sinking Chinese Stocks a Costly Diversification Choice for Canada’s Pension Plans
Justification made by Canadian public-sector pension plans last May that China offers diversification in their portfolios is proving costly
Faulty Regulation Blamed for Pension Plans Cutting Investment in Canada
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.
Hedge Fund Manager Warns About Beijing ‘Looting’ Tencent
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
Beijing’s Crackdown on Foreign Money Sends Stern Warning to Investors
The Chinese communist regime’s recent sudden changes in laws and regulations governing businesses across multiple industries remain a topic of discussion and debate
Canadian Pension Money Keeps Pouring Into China as Risks Escalate
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.
