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Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board (Ontario Teachers') is a global investor with net assets of $303.2 billion as at June 30, 2026. Ontario Teachers’ is a fully funded defined benefit pension plan, and it invests in a broad array of asset classes to deliver retirement security for 346,000 working members and pensioners. For information on our legal Terms of Use, visit https://www.otpp.com/en-ca/terms/linkedin-account/www.otpp.com

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Oct 30, 2026

Ed MillerGUEST
34:38
The Super Fund, its long-term role is supposed to be about smoothing the long-term gaps of health care and providing health care to our aging population.
Ed MillerGUEST
34:49
And then the other major investor is the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, along with an Iwi investor called Te Pue Ta Pa Pa.
Ed MillerGUEST
34:57
That was a $550 million deal.
Ed MillerGUEST
34:59
And just like the TPG deal that we discussed, it was largely debt financed, $325 million worth of debt.
Maggie FanariGUEST
15:36
SpaceX, I have a long history with SpaceX.
Maggie FanariGUEST
15:39
Prior to joining RIT, I used to work for a Canadian pension plan, very much a direct investor called the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan.
Maggie FanariGUEST
15:47
And while I was there, I made an investment in 2019 with SpaceX.
Maggie FanariGUEST
15:53
And as a result, it was a company I got to watch for a very long time.
Warren MoslerGUEST
47:30
I had the number one performance in the world.
Warren MoslerGUEST
47:33
I'm in this GERS meeting like a week after I've been up at the top Canadian pension fund manager up in Ontario, OTPP, who asked me to give them an analysis every year.
Warren MoslerGUEST
47:44
It's a $300 billion pension fund.
Warren MoslerGUEST
47:46
And then I come down here.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:18
Well, yeah.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:19
And the investors who are joining the cap table here, Goldman Sachs, the incredibly hot Ontario Teachers Pension Plan.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:27
Everybody's talking about the OTPP.
Andrey KurenkovHOST
24:29
I mean, that's how you know this is a hotbed.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:33
When teachers get into it.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:35
Dude, the OTPP, that's what they call it.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:39
The OTPP, the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
24:41
They got in on SpaceX quite early and did extremely well on that.
Tom MacKenzieGUEST
13:40
There is a pension fund in Australia, the Australian Supernatural Pension Fund.
Tom MacKenzieGUEST
13:45
There's the OTTP pension in Canada.
Tom MacKenzieGUEST
13:48
They take risks.
Tom MacKenzieGUEST
13:48
They take bets on venture capital, about 10% of their capital, and then they accrue the benefits.
Jim CsekHOST
44:38
I think they made like a bandits with SpaceX, right?
Ross MacnaughtonGUEST
44:43
Yeah, OTPP is the teacher's pension.
Ross MacnaughtonGUEST
44:46
OMERS, it's called the Maple 8, and I think you could Google it.
Ross MacnaughtonGUEST
44:53
I mean, I can read them off.
Joseph HernandezGUEST
40:10
The Canadian, uh, funds do this.
Joseph HernandezGUEST
40:12
The, the Ontario Teachers, uh, Pension does this.
Joseph HernandezGUEST
40:15
This is not, we're not recreating the wheel here.
Joseph HernandezGUEST
40:17
We're just using a strategy that works.
Alex KendallGUEST
21:04
Our, our investors include some of the best venture funds like Eclipse Ventures, Bolderton, uh, SoftBank, uh, some of the best, um, uh, well, the automotive and, and transportation partners like Uber, Mercedes, Nissan, Stellantis, AMD, Arm, Qualcomm.
Alex KendallGUEST
21:20
Uh, and then of course, some of the biggest, uh, funds, uh, in the world like, um, uh, Capital Group, uh, Ontario Teachers, um, D1.
Alex KendallGUEST
21:28
There's a, there's a whole-
Robert PestonHOST
21:29
Mm.
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25:59
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26:01
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Robert PestonHOST
26:13
I was struck, and actually I noticed this at the time, um, however, that in terms of what you might call sort of conventional pension fund money, you've got Ontario teachers in, um, and it is striking, I mean, something we've talked about quite a lot on this podcast, that when it comes to scale-up finance, you know, you, you, you, businesses like yours will get money from, you know, confident Canadian pension funds, uh, sometimes from confident, you know, Australian pension funds, very, very rarely from British pension funds.
Robert PestonHOST
26:55
And i- one of the things we are concerned about here on this podcast is, is how great British businesses cannot get finance at the right moment from British institutions.
Maggie FurnariGUEST
30:16
Um, is it-- So I'll, I'll, I'll take us a little bit back, which is, again, being, being able to invest with, with conviction.
Maggie FurnariGUEST
30:24
Uh, SpaceX is a, is... and the management team, I, I got to know in my prior role at, um, Ontario Teachers, uh, and a company that we had been-- I'd personally gotten to know in 2019, uh, making an investment for Ontario Teachers.
Maggie FurnariGUEST
30:40
Um, and I just continued to see exceptional growth in the, in the company.
Maggie FurnariGUEST
30:47
Uh, and then when I came to RIT, I saw we didn't have any SpaceX exposure.
Brent BelzbergGUEST
6:03
So I sold it to TD Bank and for the first time in a long time had some money and those assets were a substantial part of what Burchill was at that time and before they spun off.
Brent BelzbergGUEST
6:14
And Ontario Teachers Pension Fund offered to give me $50 million to start in a traditional model and I raised $183 million and then I realized, oh my God, it's just me sitting in my basement.
Brent BelzbergGUEST
6:28
That was your first fund?
speaker_1HOST
6:30
You in your basement.

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