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  1. dbrs.morningstar.com › research › 435734Home | Morningstar DBRS

    4 days ago · DBRS Limited (Morningstar DBRS) confirmed the Issuer Rating of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments or the Fund) at AAA. CPP Investments is the federal nonagent Crown...

  2. www.fool.ca › 2024/07/05 › taking-cpp-at-70-is-it-worth-the-waitTaking CPP at 70: Is it Worth the Wait? - The Motley Fool Canada

    3 days ago · That’s $9,798.24 per year. Using the CPP formula, the average Canadian who takes CPP at 70 should receive about $1,159.42 per month, based on the totals for someone taking CPP at 65 plus 42% ...

  3. esgnews.com › group-of-canadian-pension-fund-giants-urgeGroup of Canadian Pension Fund Giants Urge CSSB to Reconsider ...

    22 hours ago · Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) University Pension Plan (UPP) The letter emphasizes the necessity of adhering to the global baseline set by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Deviating from these standards, the group argues, could undermine investor confidence and global market integrity.

  4. finance.yahoo.com › news › wolf-midstream-commits-730m-expandWolf Midstream commits $730m to expand NGL recovery...

    5 days ago · The NGL North Phase Two expansion represents an incremental C$1bn investment in Alberta's infrastructure, backed by Wolf’s shareholder, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments).

  5. www.morningstar.com › news › globe-newswireSHAREHOLDER INVESTIGATION: Halper Sadeh LLC Investigates ... -...

    22 hours ago · ALLETE, Inc. (NYSE: ALE)’s sale to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (“CPP”) and Global Infrastructure Partners (“GIP”) for $67.00 per share in cash.

  6. canada.constructconnect.com › joc › newsWolf commits to $1B NGL North phase two project in Alberta

    22 hours ago · A significant majority of the production is committed under long-term agreements with Alberta’s petrochemical industry, Wolf stated. NGL North Phase Two is an incremental investment in Alberta of approximately $1 billion, supported by Wolf’s shareholder, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

  7. marketwirenews.com › news-releases › taking-cpp-at-70-is-itFTS:CC - Taking CPP at 70: Is it Worth the Wait?

    3 days ago · That’s $9,798.24 per year. Using the CPP formula, the average Canadian who takes CPP at 70 should receive about $1,159.42 per month, based on the totals for someone taking CPP at 65 plus 42%. That’s $13,913.50 per year. The cumulative amounts for somebody living to age 80 taking CPP at 65 and 70 are shown below.