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UBC Faculty Pension Plan 2020 Annual Report

The UBC Faculty Pension Plan’s 2020 Annual Report is now online. This report includes plan highlights, membership and financial statistics, fund and investment managers’ rates of return, and an investment commentary. The Plan’s audited Financial statements as at December 31, 2020 are also available online. View the 2020 UBC FPP Annual Report

Pension Forum May 5, 2021 – Registration open

Members are invited to participate in the UBC Faculty Pension Plan (FPP) Forum at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. In keeping with current provincial event guidelines, the Forum will take place online, via Zoom. Join us to hear the latest news regarding your pension plan, and to ask questions of the Board trustees […]

Market Commentary – Fourth Quarter 2020

The fourth quarter of 2020 marked the reemergence of the equity bulls, as stock markets around the world accelerated to the upside starting in November. The timing was coincident with the announcement and expected rollout of several highly effective vaccine treatments for COVID-19, as well as renewed lockdowns and restrictions across many regions. Significant macroeconomic […]

Update from the UBC Faculty Pension Plan Board: Investment Priorities during the continued Coronavirus Pandemic

[Originally published on October 6, 2020] As the pandemic continues to run its course, we would like to assure you that the Management and the Board of Trustees for the UBC Faculty Pension Plan (FPP) continue to conduct ongoing due diligence of the investment options available to you. Discussions regarding the longer-term strategic positioning of […]

Market Commentary – Third Quarter 2020

In the third quarter, economic activity bounced back forcefully from the record-breaking economic contractions the quarter earlier. Equity markets rallied alongside the improved economic data before correcting in September, as it became evident that governments globally were once again considering shutting down economies to combat the spread of COVID-19. Economic output remains far below that […]