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Alberta finance minister expects AIMCo appointments this week
Alberta finance minister Nate Horner expects new AIMCo appointments will happen by the end of this week. Rumours are swirling ...
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Alberta's preference for Stephen Harper was well known within AIMCo, sources say
However, sources say, a meeting between the two men did not happen. Earlier this month, Siddall was abruptly relieved of his ...
AIMCo clients face consequences of undermining Alberta asset manager
Customers have been lobbying politicians for changes in leadership. With its recent high-profile purge, the province showed ...
Fired AIMCo chair disputes Alberta’s narrative on costs in letter to Horner
AIMCo is a low-cost manager compared to similar funds and has 'solidly' exceeded benchmarks over the years, says Kenneth ...
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Opinion: AIMCo’s political makeover centralizes premier's power over pensions
AIMCo’s big clients (public sector pension funds) have long been critical of investment underperformance and high costs. In ...
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Alberta premier defends AIMCo purge to boost ‘middling’ returns
The government has considered hiring former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to lead AIMCo’s new board, people familiar ...
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Alberta government takes control of AIMCo with sweeping leadership overhaul
The Alberta government opposed some of Siddall’s initiatives, including opening an office in high-end One Vanderbilt in New ...
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What was the real motivations behind the firing of Alberta investment fund board?
A glance at AIMco board members’ resumes suggests this is unlikely to be the case – so what’s really going on?
Public ambush sends alert to $169 billion Alberta pension: Government’s in charge
To restore confidence in the agency, Alberta’s government has decided to reset the investment corporation’s focus with a new ...
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Fired AIMCo chair disputes Alberta’s narrative on costs in letter to Horner
We apologize, but this video has failed to load. In a letter to Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner that was viewed by the Financial Post, Kenneth Kroner disputes the data and a number of assertions ...