OTPP deeper in the red as members age

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Despite delivering strong investment returns during 2010 the C$107bn ($112.6bn) Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan continues to face a C$17.2bn funding shortfall. Helen Morrissey speaks to OTPP's president and CEO Jim Leech about how the plan is addressing the situation

Helen Morrissey: The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP) enjoyed investment returns of 14.3% during 2010 yet liabilities continued to grow – what are the reasons for this? Jim Leech: There are...

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