PSP Investments earns 12.6 per cent return, tops reference portfolio
CTV News13-06-2025
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MONTREAL — The Public Sector Pension Investment Board says it earned a return of 12.6 per cent for its latest financial year ended March 31.
The results topped the investment fund's reference portfolio, which showed a one-year return of 11.1 per cent.
PSP Investments says the results came from strength in its infrastructure, private equity, public market equities and credit investments portfolios.
Net assets under management totalled $299.7 billion on March 31.
PSP Investments chief executive Deborah Orida says the fund delivered strong returns and showed resilience in uncertain times.
PSP Investments manages investments for the pension plans of the federal public service, the Canadian Forces, the RCMP and the Reserve Force.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 13, 2025.
The Canadian Press
MONTREAL — The Public Sector Pension Investment Board says it earned a return of 12.6 per cent for its latest financial year ended March 31.
The results topped the investment fund's reference portfolio, which showed a one-year return of 11.1 per cent.
PSP Investments says the results came from strength in its infrastructure, private equity, public market equities and credit investments portfolios.
Net assets under management totalled $299.7 billion on March 31.
PSP Investments chief executive Deborah Orida says the fund delivered strong returns and showed resilience in uncertain times.
PSP Investments manages investments for the pension plans of the federal public service, the Canadian Forces, the RCMP and the Reserve Force.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 13, 2025.
The Canadian Press
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