2015 Canadian Institutional Investors - Institutional Asset Allocation - Graphics
Allocations to Canadian equity stabilized while international equity and fixed income increased modestly.
Allocations to Canadian equity stabilized while international equity and fixed income increased modestly.
DB plans dominate both corporate and public plans, but the use of DC plans among public funds grew by almost 100% from 14% to 27%.
The volatility over the past year has led plans to place a greater emphasis on liability management as they approach the 100% funding status.
Total Canadian institutional assets grew by 9%, off from last year's increase of 13%.
Fees for active balanced mandates appear to have experienced the most downward pressure in 2015.
Product demand will increasingly reflect specific investor needs.
Allocations to equities and domestic fixed income are expected to decline with flows going to international fixed income and real assets.
Allocations to Canadian equity stabilized while international equity and fixed income increased modestly.
DB plans dominate both corporate and public plans, but the use of DC plans among public funds grew by almost 100% from 14% to 27%.
Total Canadian institutional assets grew by 9%, off from last year's increase of 13%.
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