British Columbia Investment Management Corporation

Overview

British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI) is one of Canada's largest institutional investors, managing a portfolio of diversified public and private market investments on behalf of British Columbia's public sector clients. Established in 1999 under the Public Sector Pension Plans Act, BCI operates as a statutory corporation with a global outlook, integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into its investment decisions. As of March 31, 2023, BCI reported gross assets under management of C$233.0 billion. The corporation's investment strategies encompass various asset classes, including private equity, infrastructure, real estate, fixed income, equity, and renewable resources. BCI's client base includes 32 public sector entities, such as pension plans, insurance funds, and special purpose funds, serving over 740,000 pension plan beneficiaries and 2.7 million workers in British Columbia. The corporation's global investment approach has positively impacted millions of individuals, contributing to the financial security of its clients and their beneficiaries. BCI's commitment to responsible investing is reflected in its ESG principles and governance policies, ensuring that its investment activities align with the long-term interests of its clients and the communities they serve.

Investment Focus

• Alignment with clients' investment frameworks and policies
• Adherence to applicable legislation and regulations
• Focus on long-term value creation
• Integration of ESG factors into investment decisions
• Diversification across asset classes and geographies
• Commitment to responsible investing practices
• Collaboration with experienced management teams
• Emphasis on risk management and due diligence
• Focus on sustainable and ethical investments
• Alignment with clients' risk and return requirements

Portfolio Companies