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Canada lifts 30% cap on pension funds' voting shares in domestic firms to boost investment and economic growth.
Canada's government plans to remove the 30% cap on Canadian pension funds owning voting shares in Canadian companies, aiming to boost investment and economic growth.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced this move, which targets enhancing pension fund flexibility and encouraging investments in mid-cap growth firms and AI data center projects.
The government will also launch a $1 billion Venture Capital Catalyst Initiative in 2025-26, and consult on lowering ownership limits for municipal utility corporations and airport lands.
This aims to make Canada more competitive for attracting capital amid global economic shifts.
Canadá eleva el límite máximo del 30 % de las cuotas de voto de los fondos de pensiones en las empresas nacionales para impulsar la inversión y el crecimiento económico.