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Retirement Plan Legal Specialist Pentegra |
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Nova 401(k) Associates |
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United 401(k) Plans, Inc. |
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Central Pension Fund of the IUOE |
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Are Pensions Systemically Important in Canada? Pension Pulse ![]() [Opinion] Jan. 13, 2015 "[T]he Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada spelled it out clearly, pension funds in general, 'are not a source of systemic risk' and because of their long investment horizon, they are a net provider of liquidity and collateral to the system, 'especially in times of stress.' So why would we want to introduce a new federal regulator who has the power to encroach and/or restrict investment decisions made by pensions? While there's definitely a rationale to have a central securities regulator, the proposed legislation needs to be significantly revised, especially as it pertains to pensions." |
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