CPP Investments is guided by a statutory objective: to invest the assets of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to achieve a maximum rate of return without undue risk of loss, and manage the CPP Fund in the best interests of contributors and beneficiaries. Our responsibility is to manage a globally diversified portfolio for the long term, grounded in rigorous analysis and the rule of law.
Climate change presents financial risks and opportunities. We integrate material climate‑related considerations into investment and risk processes across asset classes and regions where material, engage with companies to protect and grow value, and invest where transition and resilience can create long‑term returns.
Ecojustice has announced legal action. To be clear, an action against CPP Investments and its efforts to maintain the sustainability of the CPP, is an action against the retirement security of 22 million Canadians. We intend to do whatever is needed to uphold their interests.
We will respond through the proper legal channels. And we will continue to publish decision‑useful disclosures and updates on our approach to sustainability and risk management, consistent with recognized reporting standards and Canadian law.
You can find more information on CPP Investments and our approach below:
CPP Investments is guided by a statutory objective: to invest the assets of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to achieve a maximum rate of return without undue risk of loss, and manage the CPP Fund in the best interests of contributors and beneficiaries. Our responsibility is to manage a globally diversified portfolio for the long term, grounded in rigorous analysis and the rule of law. Climate change presents financial risks and opportunities. We integrate material climate‑related considerations into investment and risk processes across asset classes and regions where material, engage with companies to protect and grow value, and invest where transition and resilience can create long‑term returns. Ecojustice has announced legal action. To be clear, an action against CPP Investments and its efforts to maintain the sustainability of the CPP, is an action against the retirement security of 22 million Canadians. We intend to do whatever is needed to uphold their interests. We will respond through the proper legal channels. And we will continue to publish decision‑useful disclosures and updates on our approach to sustainability and risk management, consistent with recognized reporting standards and Canadian law. You can find more information on CPP Investments and our approach below: Our Mandate Governance Policy on Sustainable Investing Approach to Sustainability Climate Change