Portfolios
Owners · ownership entity

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments)

Named in the recorded ownership chains of 4 tracked assets · also recorded as Canada Pension Plan Investment Board / CPP Investments
Chain-derivedSign in
Assets touched
4
Gross value touched
$6.2B
Sourced records
4/4
Not a tagged sponsor portfolio — derived from each asset’s recorded ownership and UBO records. Gross value sums full asset values, not this entity’s share.

Track record

sourced
GLEIF-verifiedCANADA PENSION PLAN INVESTMENT BOARD · CA-ON70DNWEAINTGFO4DMV441no known consolidating parentGLEIF record
OFAC SDN screen: no name match.verify at OFAC
Disclosed deals
2
Disclosed volume
$3.8B
Span
2020–2022
Sides
0 bought · 1 sold · 1 owner
Asset · dealRoleDisclosed valueYearSource
ROYALBANRoyal Bank Plaza
2022 acquisition C$1.2 billion (native disclosed figure; ≈US$920M per CBC News). Pontegadea (Amancio Ortega) bought from Oxford Properties and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board; described at the time as the largest Canadian commercial real estate deal of the pandemic period.
Sold$916M2022The Globe and Mail
TRAFFORDTrafford Centre
£1.3bn sought sale valuation (Aug 2020); CPP Investments took ownership Dec-2020 by exercising creditor rights as principal secured lender (£250m facility) after Intu's collapse — no purchase price disclosed (~£800m reported effective value). 2011 sale to Intu was £1.65bn. ~US$1.66bn from £1.3bn valuation.
Owner of record$2.9B2020Retail Gazette
Disclosed transactions only — the record's own wording sets the side; “owner of record” means the deal names Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) as the resulting owner without stating buyer or seller. Partial-interest deals show the stated gross valuation. Fund vintage, AUM and IRR are private figures outside the public record and are not shown.

Exposure

modeled where undisclosed
Largest position
47%
Top market
47%
Top class
69%
Largest: Trafford Centre ($2.9B) · top market Trafford, Greater Manchester · top class Retail. Shares of $6.2B across 4 tracked assets — full asset values, not this entity’s share; 1 of 4 carry a disclosed deal value, the rest are modeled.
By market
Trafford, Greater Manchester$2.9B · 47%
Sydney, Australia$1.9B · 31%
Oberhausen, Germany$1.4B · 23%
By class
Retail$4.3B · 69%
Office$1.9B · 31%

Counterparty concentration

sourced
Lenders across the recorded debt of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments)’s tracked assets — outstanding, publicly recorded tranches plus SEC ABS-EE CMBS trust notes.
Counterparties
2
CounterpartyRecordAssetsPrincipalSource
Allianz Real Estaterecorded debt1$0Kfiling
Helabarecorded debt1$0Kfiling
CMBS principal is the cited trust's pari-passu note only — a slice of a larger whole loan, not the full mortgage on the building. A trust note can also be a slice of a loan already recorded above, so the two totals are shown separately, never summed. Tranches whose lender is not publicly named count toward principal but are never listed as a counterparty.

Cross-collateral signal

No single recorded lender spans multiple assets of this entity.
AssetRecorded asInterest class% interestAsset valueSource
TRAFFORDTrafford CentreCanada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments)Fee simple100%$2.9Bsourced
WESTFIE5Westfield Centro (CentrO Oberhausen)Canada Pension Plan Investment Board / CPP InvestmentsEquity—$1.4Bsourced
TOWERTWOTower Two, International Towers Sydney (Barangaroo)Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments)Equity—$1.0Bsourced
TOWERTHRTower Three, International Towers Sydney (Barangaroo)Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments)Equity—$900Msourced
Derived at read time from per-asset records. Interest classes and percentages appear exactly as recorded — absent figures are not estimated.