Delivering Results to British Columbia’s Public Sector

With $153.4 billion of managed assets, BCI provides investment management services to British Columbia’s public sector. Our role is to generate investment returns that will help our institutional clients build a financially secure future. With our global outlook, we seek investment opportunities that will meet our clients’ risk and return requirements over time. This compels us to integrate long-term environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters into our investment decisions and activities. We offer investment options across a range of asset classes: fixed income; public and private equity; infrastructure and renewable resources; and real estate and mortgage.

About BCI

Our Clients

Clients are at the core of everything we do. We invest globally on behalf of public sector clients, which includes 11 public sector pension plans. 598,000 pension plan beneficiaries and 2.3 million British Columbian workers depend on our clients’ returns; ensuring their continued financial security is very important to us.

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Governance

BCI is governed by a seven-member board, six of whom are representative of our clients. The Board appoints the CEO/CIO, oversees BCI’s operations, and ensures proper reporting and accountability to clients. Our Board verifies that the strategic direction of BCI is appropriate and that we pursue the correct initiatives to realize our vision in a financially responsible and prudent way.

Our activities are guided by our clients’ investment framework and policies, as well as applicable legislation and regulations.

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Our Portfolio

We manage $153.4 billion on behalf of our clients. Our global, diversified portfolio spans the asset classes.

Executive Management Team

Our executive management team is responsible for setting our overall direction, leading staff, overseeing operations, coordinating resources, and approving certain corporate policies and procedures.

Our History

BCI has invested for the public sector since the eighties, originally working as part of the provincial government. We began operations under the Public Sector Pension Plans Act in 2000.