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Blackstone’s new private wealth offering for retail investors launching first in Canada and Japan (opens the original)
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Blackstone Inc. BX-N has chosen Canada to debut a new fund that gives retail investors exposure to a broad swath of its private-market investments as the New York-based asset manager looks to extend its reach in the Canadian market. The Blackstone Private Markets Fund, known as BXPM, launches first to Canadian and Japanese investors. Blackstone considers both countries priority markets as it aims to tap into growing demand from wealthy individuals who want to add privately owned assets to their
Foreign investors optimistic about Canada’s changing investment environment (opens the original)
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Chief executives from powerful global investors say Canada’s efforts to attract capital have captured their attention, and now the country needs to deliver quickly on its promises. The CEOs emerged from two days of frenetic meetings at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto signalling their optimism that the cumbersome Canadian investment environment they had encountered in previous deals is on the cusp of changing for the better. “Canada is a bit of a sleeping giant, economically,” Blackstone
Brookfield, CPPIB to launch $50-billion fund to invest in strategic sectors, sources say (opens the original)
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The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. are jointly launching a $50-billion “Maple Fund” that will make major investments in infrastructure and key sectors in Canada, two sources said Monday. Brookfield and CPPIB will each put up as much as $25-billion over the next five years to make equity investments in sectors that Canada considers strategic, as well as critical infrastructure projects, the sources said. The Globe and Mail is not identifying the sources
Is Carney a closer? The Canada Investment Summit will be the ultimate test (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan to bring the world’s most powerful investors to Toronto next week was always a gambit to ease the economic pressure from the Trump administration’s trade crusade by pitching Canada as an alternative, more reliable place to put money to work. What event planners could not have predicted is the way a feud over tariffs would boil over into a full-blown trade war just days before those money managers are set to touch down, and the intense spotlight it is shining on
Canada’s banks, pension funds earmark billions for investment in critical sectors (opens the original)
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Several of Canada’s largest banks and pension funds are pledging billions of dollars in new investment and financing in the country ahead of a major summit next week led by Prime Minister Mark Carney. Bank of Montreal said Friday that it will deploy up to $70-billion in new capital over 10 years for sectors considered critical to Canada’s economy. The bank said its plan is aimed at supporting Canada’s economic security and resilience. BMO will focus on key industries, including electricity, ener
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