The Globe and Mail
🏢 Globe and Mail Inc. (Woodbridge)
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May 19, 2026
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What advisors can learn about portfolio structure from Canada’s pension plans
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Canada's pension funds are some of the world's largest and most sophisticated investors, with assets under management (AUM) totalling over $1 trillion. Their size and scale provide unique opportunities for diversification and long-term investment strategies that can inform portfolio construction for advisors working with individual clients. Here are several key lessons from Canada’s pension plans that can be applied to building more resilient client portfolios.
### Diversification Across Asset Classes
Pension funds typically invest across a broad spectrum of asset classes, including equities…
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