Fast Facts
(at December 31, 2010)
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Assets and contributions |
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| Net assets: | $107.5 billion | |
| Investment income in 2010: | $13.3 billion | |
| Benefits paid in 2010: | $4.5 billion | |
| Annual contributions*: | $2.7 billion | |
*From teachers, the Ontario government and designated employers
| Performance |
Rate of return |
Benchmark | Results versus Benchmark |
| 2010: | 14.3% | 9.8% | $4.0 billion Above benchmark |
| Average since 1990: | 10.0% | 7.7% | $23.2 billion Above benchmark |
| Portfolio | ||
| Equities: | $47.5 billion |
| Canadian | $9.3 billion |
| Non-Canadian | $38.2 billion |
| Fixed Income: | $45.9 billion |
| Bonds | $22.7 billion |
| Real-rate products | $23.2 billion |
Commodities: |
$5.2 billion |
Real Assets: |
$26.2 billion |
| Real estate | $16.9 billion |
| Infrastructure | $7.1 billion |
| Timberland | $2.2 billion |
Absolute Return Strategies**: |
$11.4 billion |
Money Market**: |
$−31.5 billion |
**Absolute return strategies and money market instruments were previously included in the fixed income asset class. Their returns are included in the total plan return and not attributed to an asset class. The money market asset class provides funding for investments in other asset classes, which is comparable to a treasury department in a corporation.
Details on performance and an eleven-year review are available in our annual report.
Posted April 2011