The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan is selling its stake in Copenhagen Airports A/S to co-shareholder Arbejdmarkedets Tillægspension.

The Denmark-based investor has been a joint venture partner with the investment organization and co-owner of the airport since 2017. The financial details of the transaction weren’t disclosed.

“We would like to thank ATP for their collaboration and we look forward to seeing CPH continue to flourish in the future,” said Charles Thomazi, senior managing director of Europe, Middle East and Africa at the Ontario Teachers’, in a press release.

Read: Ontario Teachers’ selling minority interests in Brussels Airport

The Ontario Municipal Employees’ Retirement System is closing an offering of term notes worth €1 billion.

The notes, which carry a 10-year maturity rate, are priced at a yield of 3.25 per cent. The offering represents the third offering by the OMERS using European currency and was led by asset managers (55 per cent) and followed by treasuries and private banks class (19 per cent), central banks and official institutions (18 per cent) and pension, insurance and other (seven per cent).

In other news, the real estate arm of the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec is reporting it has reached 80 per cent rental rate for CIBC Square, its downtown Toronto office asset.

“The topping out of this cutting-edge building is a significant achievement, showcasing our commitment to excellence and our dedication to creating vibrant, sustainable and transit-oriented spaces that benefit tenants, partners and the community,” said Rana Ghorayeb, executive vice-president and head of real estate at the Caisse, in a press release.

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The Public Sector Pension Investment Board’s wholly owned subsidiary AviAlliance has completed its acquisition of AGS Airports, the operator of U.K.-based Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports.

The total enterprise value of the transaction totalled £1.53 billion. In a press release, Richard Chang, managing director and head of Europe and Asia-Pacific and infrastructure investments at PSP Investments, said the investment organization is proud to increase its investment in the U.K.

“We believe that the operational expertise and track record of AviAlliance will deliver tangible benefit for AGS Airports and the communities it serves in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Southampton.”

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is confirming the inclusion of Cedar Leaf Capital, an Indigenous-owned investment dealer, to its syndicate of dealers.

“The inclusion of Cedar Leaf Capital enables us to further diversify our dealer base, reaffirming our commitment to the Canadian bond market,” said Sam Dorri, managing director of financing and balance sheet management, in a press release.

Read: PSP Investments closing final lease for London office asset, CPPIB joining U.S. real estate joint venture