Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan

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Geopolitics reshapes LP allocations: Story of the Year

A volatile year has prompted some LPs to rethink their geographic private equity exposure.

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Canada's HOOPP: Europe 'more interesting' amid tariff tensions

The $88bn pension system is 'exercising a degree of caution' in the US, according to head of global PE Lori Hall-Kimm.

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AIMCo PE funds chief heading to HOOPP

LP job shifts that began during the so-called Great Resignation in the wake of the global pandemic have continued even as the market has soured.

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LionBird wraps up third fund at $85m, HOOPP invests

With the new vehicle, LionBird will invest in 15 to 20 early-stage companies within its core theme of digital health.

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HOOPP private equity, under new leadership, earns strong return in 2021

HOOPP has increasingly focused on direct and co-investments as a way to generate better returns net of fees and carry.

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Side Letter: Ares' second helping of M&A; PE doubles down; HOOPP nets CPP exec

Ares Management, not sated by its June acquisition of Landmark Partners, is in talks over another secondaries purchase. Plus: Private equity firms are looking beyond the GP-led market to hold on to their best assets and a Level 20 co-founder has departed CPP Investments.

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Upstart snags $50 mln

San Francisco-based Upstart, an artificial intelligence lending platform, has secured $50 million in funding. The investors were Progressive Investment Company Inc, Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan and First National Bank of Omaha.

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HOOPP chief executive Jim Keohane to retire next year

Jim Keohane, president and CEO of Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP), said he will be retiring in March of 2020. Keohane joined HOOPP in 1999 as manager, equity trading, and became CEO in 2012. He will continue to lead the Canadian pension fund as it searches for a successor. HOOPP said it doubled in size, growing to $79 billion in net assets, during Keohane's tenure as CEO. Toronto-based HOOPP is the retirement plan for Ontario’s hospital and community-based healthcare sector. It invests in private equity through HOOPP Capital Partners.

Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan contact information

Offices

marker icon1 York Street, Suite 1900, Toronto, M5J 0B6, Canada
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Paul Calder
Job titleMD, Infrastructure
LocationToronto, Canada
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user imageMr. Michael Wissell
Job titleChief Investment Officer
LocationToronto, Canada
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user imageMr. Mark Cormier
Job titleManaging Director, & Interim Co-Head of Global Private Equity
LocationToronto, Canada
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user imageMr. Jacky Lee
Job titleSenior Managing Director and Head of Total Portfolio Group
LocationToronto, Canada
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Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 12

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Commitment dateSep 2026
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Commitment dateFeb 2023
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