Fully-funded HOOPP returns 13.68%

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CANADA - The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) returned 13.68% in 2010, ending the year with C$35.7bn ($37.3bn) in net assets.

The fully-funded scheme said equities and long-term bonds were the strongest performers in 2010, providing returns of 17.38% from Canadian equities and 16.78% in US equities. Canadian long bonds we...

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