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CPPIB’s changing approach to asset managers

Joe Marsh
Canada’s biggest pension fund is set to further boost the share of investments it makes directly and is becoming more proactive in its use of private equity firms.
CPPIB’s changing approach to asset managers

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) already invests 80% of its C$367 billion ($281 billion) in assets directly through its in-house team – but it will continue raising that percentage. The public fund is also becoming more proactive in how it manages its relationships with private equity firms – an asset class that is a key growth area for it in China and other emerging markets.

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