Canadian pensions are looking to cut investments in domestic equities and increase allocations to alternatives such as infrastructure and real estate, according to a recent report by Greenwich Associates.

Of the pensions surveyed by the firm, 32% planned to decrease active domestic equities, 13% planned to decrease passive domestic equities, 20% planned to trim active non-domestic equities and 14% planned to decrease passive non-domestic equities. Meanwhile, 32% planned to increase investments in infrastructure and 30% planned to increase ....

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