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Morgan Stanley, CIBC win mandate for sale of Canadian airport concessions (opens the original)
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The Canadian government has hired Morgan Stanley and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce to advise on selling the operating rights to the country’s four largest airports, according to people with knowledge of the discussions. Prime Minister Mark Carney formally announced plans to seek private investment in the government-owned assets during a speech at an investment conference on Tuesday. Canada’s four busiest airports by passenger volume are Toronto Pearson International Airport and the hubs in
Scotiabank hires Morgan Stanley’s top Canada banker Richard Tory (opens the original)
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Richard Tory, president of Morgan Stanley’s Canada investment-banking business, is leaving the firm to join Bank of Nova Scotia. He’s set to lead Scotiabank’s global mining group and will also serve as chair of investment banking when he joins the firm at the end of October, the bank said in a statement Wednesday. Tory, a long-time mining banker who’s also worked in London and Hong Kong, took over as president of Morgan Stanley’s Canadian investment-banking operations after Dougal Macdonald reti
CPPIB is said to see several departures across senior ranks (opens the original)
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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has seen several departures from its senior ranks over the past few weeks, according to people familiar with the matter. The affected asset classes included investment risk, credit, real assets and sustainable energies, according to the people, who asked not to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter, as well as Bloomberg News analysis and LinkedIn posts. The “circumstances are a mix of voluntary and involuntary departures, all in line with busines
Canadian firms have $5000 billion of private credit exposure, mostly in U.S. (opens the original)
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Canadian financial institutions and funds have amassed roughly $500 billion of exposure to private credit, most of it outside the country, according to new research from the central bank. The bulk of the activity is in the United States and is driven by pension funds and insurers, the Bank of Canada paper said. The data underscores how the nation’s biggest investors have become increasingly significant players in lending directly to companies abroad, but they haven’t displaced traditional source
Polar Asset raises US$215 million for Canadian credit risk fund (opens the original)
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Canada’s Polar Asset Management Partners Inc. received more than US$215 million in commitments for the first close of a fund that will invest in significant risk transfer deals. The Toronto-based asset manager’s new vehicle — called CRS Fund-II, for “credit risk sharing” — will deploy the money into transactions with Canadian financial institutions, according to a statement seen by Bloomberg News. Banks use significant risk transfers, or SRTs, as a way to insure loans against default and free up
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