RE:RE:RE:RE:I wonder if AIMCO holds any VRN????There is a way around C-231. They don't needet, all Libros need to do is influence, one way or another, the whole board and executives into accepting their woke agendas and thats it, which is the case wih all major corporations nowadays.
I would assume that is the case with AIMco, and Alberta gov is cleaining it up now and fixing the problem
jleer42 wrote: CPP can invest in whatever they want, which is the way it should be. All pension plans should base their decisions only on hightest return at a specific and acceptabel risk level. C-231 was the Liberal attempt to change this and it didn't pass. One of the reasons QPP has higher contribution levels than the CPP is it is directed to invest in Quebec companies which hurt its returns.
I don't think Alberta should pull put of CPP, but if it does, it should be allowed to invest wherever it wants without government limitations. Costs will also go up for both the CPP and Alberta plan due to duplication and loss of economies of scale.