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Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan (TTCPP)
The Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan was established to provide retirement benefits to transit system employees. Heather Wolfe leads the organization as...
Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan (TTCPP)
The Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan was established to provide retirement benefits to transit system employees. Heather Wolfe leads the organization as Chief Executive Officer while Andrew Greene serves as Chief Investment Officer. The plan maintains a portfolio that includes industrial, retail, and office properties. Confirmed holdings cover the Greater Toronto Area, Edmonton, Calgary, and additional sites in Alberta. It also participates in the Henderson Park Real Estate Fund II and Project Beckett in Europe. Asset allocation centers on direct real estate ownership rather than broad fund commitments. The plan reports an estimated 6.4 billion USD in assets. Andrew Greene sits on the board of the Global Peer Financing Association. The organization maintains memberships in the Pension Investment Association of Canada and CFA Society Toronto. Governance rests with the two plan sponsors, the Toronto Transit Commission and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113, which together set the contribution and benefit framework.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1940
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Toronto
Corporate office
Toronto, Canada
Principals
Heather Wolfe
Chief Executive Officer
Andrew Greene
Chief Investment Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at TTCPP?
Heather Wolfe serves as Chief Executive Officer and Andrew Greene serves as Chief Investment Officer.
What is the plan's asset allocation focus?
The plan concentrates on direct ownership of industrial, retail, and office properties in Canada with additional exposure through a European real estate fund.
Who sponsors the Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan?
The plan is jointly sponsored by the Toronto Transit Commission and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113.
Does TTCPP invest through external funds or direct holdings?
The plan holds direct real estate assets in the Greater Toronto Area and Alberta along with participation in Henderson Park Real Estate Fund II.
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