Canada’s Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) says it plans to raise its Canadian portfolio by about one-third to reach roughly C$100 billion in the next few years, according to comments from its chief executive officer.
PSP links the move to an expected shift in how it deploys capital, citing global uncertainty and related tensions, including those involving the United States. The outlets also report that PSP expects to surpass a C$100 billion threshold for investments in Canada within the period it is targeting.
While both sources describe the same goal and time frame, they differ slightly in emphasis: one highlights the target as a “boost” to Canadian investments and places it in the context of changing investment conditions, while the other focuses on the specific figure and the scale of the increase described by the CEO.
Overall, PSP presents the plan as a strategic reallocation toward Canada, with the C$100 billion level serving as a key benchmark over the coming years.
