A notable shift is unfolding within some of the world’s largest pension funds, particularly in Canada, where major plans are restructuring their private equity strategies in response to evolving market dynamics. Historically, funds like the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, and others relied heavily on direct private equity investments—buying […]
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