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CPPIB buys stake in New Zealand airportThe C$119 billion Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has delivered on its promise of direct infrastructure investments after New Zealand shareholders approved a bid for almost 40 percent of Auckland International Airport.
- CalSTRS, Canada warn against sovereign fund legislation
CalSTRS’ board has vehemently opposed a pending California bill that would limit pensions’ investments in private equity firms with links to sovereign funds, while the president of Canada’s second-largest pension today warned a US Congressional task force against introducing similar legislation.
- Partners Group sets up shop in Sydney
The global alternatives manager joins a number of other firms looking to expand their presence in Asia, as it seeks to establish a local presence in the Australian market.
- Blackstone, CPPIB to bid on Canadian wireless spectrum
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has teamed up with Blackstone and a Canadian telecom company to bid in an upcoming spectrum auction. The consortium has deposited $340 million toward that end.
- CPPIB’s Auckland airport bid rejected
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s attempted partial takeover of Auckland International Airport has failed at the final hurdle as it is rejected by the New Zealand government.
- CPPIB commits $200m to wind power
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will invest in Noble Environmental Power for wind park development.
- Jordan raises $3.6bn for second fund
The middle market vehicle easily passed its $2.5 billion target, and more than triples Jordan’s capital under management.
- Onex to pay C$960m for plastics molding company(4)
Onex will pay C$960m for TSE-listed Husky Injection Molding Systems, offering shareholders a 38.6 percent premium over the company’s closing price on 27 September.
- Shareholders approve $49bn BCE buyout(4)
BCE shareholders have approved the Canadian telecom company’s sale to Teachers, Providence and Madison Dearborn. But the $49 billion transaction, the largest proposed buyout to date, still faces regulatory hurdles.
- Onex to pay C$960m for plastics molding company(3)
Onex will pay C$960m for TSE-listed Husky Injection Molding Systems, offering shareholders a 38.6 percent premium over the company’s closing price on 27 September.