Canadian pension plans are snapping up high-profile infrastructure assets around the world, from bridges to water treatment plants to utilities. In this special roundtable discussion, we look at the state of infrastructure investing in Canada today, from the expanding menu of options to the assets and approaches that make the most sense for plans of different sizes. What are the barriers to investing — and what are the key ingredients for success?
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