PSP’s pivot to Canada could mean big opportunities for local businesses and infrastructure projects. After years of chasing global deals, this move suggests confidence in the home market—and potentially more cash flowing into Canadian ventures. For workers relying on PSP’s pensions, it’s also a sign their nest egg is growing.

Canada’s Public Sector Pension Investment Board is looking to deploy more capital in its home country after years of global expansion that has pushed its investment portfolio to C$300 billion ($220 billion).

Canada’s Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP) is shifting focus back home after a global spending spree that ballooned its portfolio to a whopping C$300 billion. Now, the pension giant is hunting for fresh deals in Canada, signaling a renewed appetite for domestic investments.

PSP Hunts for More Canada Deals as Assets Surge to $220 Billion

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