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Alberta Ironworkers
Alberta Ironworkers operates as a multi-employer defined benefit pension plan based in Edmonton. John Leder serves as Chairman of the Board of Trustees with...
Alberta Ironworkers
Alberta Ironworkers operates as a multi-employer defined benefit pension plan based in Edmonton. John Leder serves as Chairman of the Board of Trustees with Keith Stevenson as Co-Chairman. The plan maintains relationships with Ironworkers Local 720 and Local 725. Portfolio holdings center on infrastructure and real estate. Confirmed positions include the TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund valued at C$52.5 million, the Northleaf Capital Infrastructure Fund at C$39.9 million, and a Manulife Investments real estate portfolio at C$68.2 million. Additional exposure runs through Northleaf Capital Private Debt and private equity commitments to abrdn and Patria Secondary Opportunities Fund IV. Geographic reach covers Canada and global markets. The plan works with service providers including Ellement Consulting Group as fund administrator and George & Bell Consulting as actuary. It maintains the Alberta Ironworkers Apprenticeship and Training Trust Fund for workforce development in Canada. No operational events from the last 24 months appear in available records.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Edmonton
Principals
John Leder
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Keith Stevenson
Co-Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Alberta Ironworkers?
John Leder serves as Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Keith Stevenson acts as Co-Chairman. Day-to-day investment management is delegated to external managers including Northleaf Capital Partners and TD Greystone Asset Management.
What asset classes does Alberta Ironworkers hold?
The plan holds infrastructure, real estate, private equity and private debt. Specific positions include the TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund and a Manulife real estate portfolio.
Does Alberta Ironworkers commit to funds or make direct investments?
The plan participates as a limited partner in external funds. Confirmed commitments run through Northleaf Capital, abrdn and Patria Secondary Opportunities Fund IV.
Where does Alberta Ironworkers source its capital?
Capital originates from contributions by union members of Ironworkers Local 720 and Local 725 plus employer contributions under collective agreements.
How does Alberta Ironworkers approach ESG factors?
The plan states it emphasizes long-term sustainability and selects managers with established ESG integration frameworks.
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