Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan News
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Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan received its full licensing in Hong Kong today and the fund will open an office there, according to Chief Executive Officer James Leech.
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Edmund Kim joined ONCAP Management Partners in Toronto as a director from M/C Partners in Boston where he was vice president, according to Vlaad and Co., a Toronto-based financial services recruiting firm.
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Computer Sciences Corp. agreed to pay $97.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over alleged false statements about accounting and the company’s performance on a multibillion-dollar contract.
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Ron Mock, senior vice president of fixed income and alternative investments at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, will succeed Jim Leech as chief executive officer and president next year.
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Aircastle Ltd. aims to double its aircraft leasing assets to $10 billion over the next five years as rising travel in Asia spurs demand for planes.
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Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board has completed the syndication of a A$465 million fully-secured five-year loan that supports its purchase of a 70% stake in Leighton Holdings’ NextGen telecommunications unit, according to two people familiar with the matter. * Lenders joining include Westpac, ANZ, CBA, Investec, ING Bank, Export Development Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia, and Siemens * Borrower: Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board * Underwriters: HSBC, Macquarie and Morgan Stanley * Amount: A$465m * Tenor: 5 yrs * Loan type: A$120m amortizing term loan, A$220m bullet term loan, A$100m bullet loan for capital expenditure and a A$25m revolving facility * Margin: Starts at c. 425-450bps, based on leverage grid * Fees: 350bps to 370bps, depending on commitments * Financial close expected by end of May, said one of the people * Status: Closed * Information from people familiar with the deal, who asked not to be identified because the details are private NOTE: Leighton and Ontario ag
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McGraw-Hill Cos.’s Standard & Poor’s unit is set to take its first stab at fending off the U.S. Justice Department’s allegations that the company’s mortgage-backed securities ratings were fraudulent.
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McGraw-Hill Cos.’s Standard & Poor’s unit urged a federal judge to throw out the U.S. Justice Department’s allegations that the company’s mortgage-backed securities ratings were fraudulent.
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Barrick Gold Corp. investors including Canada’s six biggest pension fund managers criticized as excessive a $11.9 million signing bonus paid to John Thornton, co-chairman of the world’s biggest gold producer.
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MGM Resorts International and Cadillac Fairview Corp. are a step closer to building a casino in Toronto after the mayor’s executive committee voted in favor of gaming in Canada’s biggest city.
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