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PSP Investments

Long-term institutional asset manager for pensions

Natural Resources Investments Intern

Winter 2027, Spring 2027
No salary listed
Internship
Bachelor's
Montreal, QC, Canada
In Person
Finance & BankingPrivate Equity

About the job

Requirements
  • Currently enrolled in the third or fourth year of a university degree or in a Master's program, with strong academic standing and a specialization in Business, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or Engineering.
  • Strong financial skills, including experience building financial models and familiarity with financial statements.
  • English and Spanish are required.
  • Currently enrolled full-time in an academic program and, except in limited circumstances, able to return to studies after the internship or have the internship as part of the curriculum; recently graduated candidates may also be considered, subject to meeting all other eligibility requirements.
  • Must have the right to work in Canada for the specified period; options include Canadian citizenship, permanent residency, or a valid open work permit.
  • Good communication skills in English and French, or willingness to learn French, for regular interactions with investment partners and employees in local offices.
Responsibilities
  • Support investment team members in analyzing potential private equity transactions in the Natural Resources group portfolio in Latin America.
  • Perform preliminary analysis of investment opportunities, identify key investment merits and risks, meet with management teams, review documentation and financial reports, and prepare summary reports.
  • Build detailed financial models, including extensive sensitivity analyses, and review financial projections and valuation assumptions.
  • Support the Natural Resources group in actively managing its current investment portfolio, working alongside portfolio-company management teams on specific value-creation projects.
  • Support investment team members in the due diligence process.
  • Conduct industry research related to new investment opportunities.
  • Participate in preparing investment recommendation memorandums for investment approval.
  • Participate in presentations to committees as required.
Desired Qualifications
  • Portuguese is an asset.
  • CFA or an in-progress CFA designation is an asset.

About the company

PSP Investments manages the pension funds for Canada’s public sector as the government’s dedicated investment arm. It builds a diversified portfolio across private and public markets, including private equity, private credit, infrastructure, real estate, natural resources, stocks, and bonds, to grow assets over the long term. Investments are made directly or with partners, and ESG factors are integrated into decision-making. Its goal is to generate sustainable returns that fund current and future pension obligations while managing risk for beneficiaries.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$3.8B

Headquarters

Ottawa, Canada

Founded

1999

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What believers are saying

  • June 16, 2026: fiscal 2026 net return hit 6.5%, lifting 10-year returns to 8.8%.
  • September 16, 2026: Ares joint venture targets up to $2.4 billion in U.S. logistics.
  • September 15, 2026: Canada summit marked PSP's plan to raise domestic investing 30%-40%.

What critics are saying

  • Real estate lost 7.3% in fiscal 2026, dragging performance below the Reference Portfolio.
  • June 2026 climate disclosures ended PSP's 2022-2026 strategy after missed carbon targets.
  • Parliament can rewrite PSPIB Act; a 2027 mandate shift could override arm's-length investing.

What makes PSP Investments unique

  • PSP manages federal pensions only; no retail fundraising, no third-party client churn.
  • March 31, 2026 assets reached C$320.6 billion across equities, credit, infrastructure, real estate.
  • Ottawa-owned, arm's-length Crown corporation with AAA debt and an explicit pension backstop.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • PTO/vacation
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Holidays
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Support
  • Conference Attendance Budget

Company News

EAA
Oct 21st, 2026
PSP and Nuveen launch 790M retail venture.

PSP and Nuveen launch 790M retail venture. By E-A-A / October 21, 2026 Navigating the ever-evolving commercial real estate landscape requires a sharp eye for stable, high-performing asset classes. Recently, major industry players have made headlines by launching a massive $790 million retail venture focused heavily on daily-needs shopping centers. This strategic partnership between the Public Sector Pension Investment Board and Nuveen Real Estate targets grocery-anchored properties across the United States. As professionals who appreciate how home design and community layouts shape neighborhood commerce, this commercial shift highlights the enduring value of accessible retail spaces. Table of Contents The strategy behind the $790 million retail portfolio. The joint venture prioritizes open-air shopping destinations that generate consistent, reliable consumer traffic regardless of broader economic fluctuations. By focusing on grocery-anchored hubs, the partnership ensures steady, inflation-linked income. Geographic targeting and market selection. Target locations for these acquisitions include growing metropolitan markets characterized by rising household incomes. Furthermore, these regions feature significant barriers to new retail development, which naturally protects the long-term value of existing commercial real estate assets. To date, the venture has successfully completed acquisitions totaling roughly 3 million square feet. This impressive footprint spans 19 properties across states like Virginia, Arizona, Florida, Minnesota, Texas, California, Colorado, and Washington. Notable property acquisitions and portfolio growth. Individual standout properties like The Shoppes of Lorton Valley in Virginia and Las Tiendas Village in Arizona anchor the initial wave of investments. These select locations perfectly embody the criteria of high-traffic corridors and reliable, credit-worthy tenants. Multi-State portfolio transactions. Beyond individual center purchases, the partnership has executed two major multi-state portfolio transactions to rapidly expand its geographic reach. For those exploring broader industry trends through architecture articles, these expansive deals demonstrate the sheer scale modern institutional capital brings to retail real estate. Ultimately, this collaboration combines Nuveen's exceptional property management platform with long-term capital from PSP Investments. It stands as a testament to the remarkable resilience of necessity-based retail in today's dynamic market. Additional Reading:

Newswire
Oct 21st, 2026
PSP Investments and Nuveen Real Estate launch joint venture with US$790 million in open-air shopping center investments acquired across the U.S. to date.

PSP Investments and Nuveen Real Estate launch joint venture with US$790 million in open-air shopping center investments acquired across the U.S. to date. Oct 21, 2026, 08:00 ET Partnership Closes on US$790 million Initial Portfolio of Necessity-Based Retail Properties with Plans for Continued Growth NEW YORK and MONTRÉAL, Oct 21, 2026 /CNW/ - The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments), one of Canada's largest pension investors, and Nuveen Real Estate, one of the largest real estate investment managers globally, today announced the launch of a joint venture with an initial investment of US$790 million to acquire open-air shopping centers across the United States. The investment strategy is demographically driven, focusing on open-air shopping centers anchored by market or category dominant grocers, necessity-based retailers, and essential services that continue to demonstrate durable performance and resilient foot traffic. The joint venture targets U.S. metro areas with strong population growth, rising household incomes, and high barriers to entry, where well-capitalized retailers are actively seeking to expand. To date, PSP Investments and Nuveen have closed on property acquisitions totaling 3 million square feet across 19 assets in Virginia, Arizona, Florida, Minnesota, Texas, California, Colorado, and Washington, in line with the joint venture's strategy. Notable acquisitions include: * The Shoppes of Lorton Valley is a 110,000-square-foot grocery-anchored neighborhood center in the affluent Washington D.C. suburb of Lorton, Virginia, anchored by Giant, a dominant grocery chain in the Washington, D.C. area. * Las Tiendas Village in Chandler, Arizona is a 188,000-square-foot community shopping center in the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler metro, anchored by Sprouts, a leading specialty, organic grocery chain and complemented by high-credit retailers. Beyond these individual acquisitions, the joint venture has also completed two larger portfolio acquisitions, adding meaningful scale and geographic diversification, while still maintaining the grocery-anchored and necessity-based thematic focus. The first portfolio consists of six open-air shopping centers spanning approximately 801,000 square feet across top MSAs including Fort Lauderdale, San Diego, Orange County, Dallas-Fort Worth, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles. The second is an 11-property portfolio totaling approximately 1.9 million square feet across California, Colorado, and Washington. All assets in the respective portfolios are positioned at a high-traffic intersection or along a major corridor, providing strong visibility and convenient access for daily-needs shoppers. "We have been reshaping our U.S. retail exposure around a much tighter definition of the sector: open-air centers anchored by grocers and daily-needs tenants, which aims to deliver a steady, inflation-linked income for our portfolio," said Julien Roy-Décary, Managing Director, Real Estate Investments, Americas at PSP Investments. "Nuveen brings the sourcing reach and operating depth this kind of portfolio demands, and what we own today is exactly the retail exposure our strategy calls for." "Necessity-based retail has demonstrated remarkable resilience through various cycles, underpinned by consistent consumer demand for essential goods and services," said Brian Wallick, Portfolio Manager, Retail, Nuveen Real Estate. "Coupled with PSP Investments' long-term capital, this venture is designed to deliver both durable income and long-term value creation. We're confident this combination of scale, relationships, and local execution positions us strongly in one of the most stable and defensive segments of retail real estate." About PSP Investments The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) is one of Canada's largest pension investors with $320.6 billion of net assets under management as of March 31, 2026. It manages a diversified global portfolio composed of investments in capital markets, private equity, real estate, infrastructure, natural resources, and credit investments. Established in 1999, PSP Investments manages and invests amounts transferred to it by the Government of Canada for the pension plans of the federal Public Service, the Canadian Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and the Reserve Force. Headquartered in Ottawa, PSP Investments has its principal business office in Montréal and offices in New York, London and Hong Kong. For more information, visit investpsp.com or follow us on LinkedIn. About Nuveen Real Estate Nuveen Real Estate is one of the largest investment managers in the world with $135 billion of assets under management. Managing a suite of funds and mandates, across both public and private investments, and spanning both debt and equity across diverse geographies and investment styles, we provide access to a broad range of real estate investing opportunities. With over 90 years of real estate investing experience and more than 590 dedicated employees* located across 30+ cities throughout the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific, the platform offers global reach with deep sector expertise, seeking to provide investors access to high quality investments across the private real estate investment landscape. For further information, please visit us at nuveen.com/realestate | * Nuveen Real Estate has 590+ dedicated professionals, including 340+ investment team members, and is supported by over 1,000 shared services employees across the broader Nuveen organization. | | Source: Nuveen, 30 June 2026. | Important: strategy being discussed is only available to accredited and institutional investors. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Real-estate investments and the ability to capitalize on secular trends are subject to market, tenant, liquidity and valuation risks and income and capital growth and are not guaranteed and may fluctuate. Nuveen Real Estate is a real estate investment management holding company owned by Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA). Nuveen Real Estate securities products distributed in North America are advised by U.K. regulated subsidiaries or Nuveen Alternatives Advisors, LLC, a registered investment advisor and wholly owned subsidiary of TIAA, and distributed by Nuveen Securities, LLC, Member of FINRA and SIPC. SOURCE Nuveen; PSP Investments PSP Investments, Charles Bonhomme, [email protected]; Nuveen Real Estate, Andrew Chironna, [email protected], +212-913-1015

Australian Financial Review
Oct 6th, 2026
Pension giant cracks deal for some of Australia's biggest egg producers.

Pension giant cracks deal for some of Australia's biggest egg producers. Oct 6, 2026 - 3.45pm Canadian superannuation giant PSP Investments is in advanced talks to buy the largest egg producers in two Australian states, after snapping up a stake in chicken processor Inghams last month. PSP Investments, which manages $322 billion of global assets, is in discussions to buy Golden Eggs in Western Australia and Days Eggs in South Australia. It also owns 5.6 per cent of Inghams. PSP could pay more than $200 million for the proposed acquisition of AAA Egg Company, which owns Golden Eggs and Days Eggs, according to an industry expert, who requested anonymity. AAA Eggs has about 40 shareholders, including the Bell and Ward families. "There's a steady increase year-on-year in demand; certainly people are seeing eggs as a source of high-quality protein," said AAA Eggs director Peter Bell, who declined to comment on the discussions with PSP. Two years ago PSP paid about $180 million for a 64 per cent stake in Queensland egg producer Ellerslie Free Range Farms. The Ellerslie business also owns a 50 per cent stake in Sunny Queen, which sells eggs on Australia's east coast, and a 70 per cent stake in LPC Group, an egg business in NSW. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has been consulting industry players about the potential deal, and expects to complete its examination by October 23. AAA Eggs reported net profit of $14.9 million in the year to June 27, 2025, up from $6.2 million. Its revenue of $132 million was up 14 per cent. PSP was contacted for comment. On September 25, it disclosed its stake in Inghams and said it would not launch a takeover of that business. "We have strong conviction in the long-term fundamentals of the Australian poultry sector and view Inghams as a high-quality business," it said. "PSP Investments intends to be a constructive and supportive shareholder and does not intend to initiate a control transaction in relation to Inghams." Golden Eggs employs about 200 staff and operates four West Australian farms with 1 million chickens and a poultry feed mill. Days Eggs operates five South Australian farms and employs more than 100 staff.

Financial Standard
Sep 25th, 2026
Canadian pension fund takes 5.6% stake in Inghams.

Canadian pension fund takes 5.6% stake in Inghams. The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper Investment | / | / | / | / | Canadian pension fund takes 5.6% stake in Inghams BY RIDDHIMA TALWANI | FRIDAY, 25 SEP 2026 11:34AM Canadian pension fund PSP Investments has taken a 5.6% stake in ASX-listed Inghams. The poultry producer confirmed it has not received any takeover offer from the Canadian asset manager. Earlier in August, media reports suggested PSP Investments has hired Barrenjoey Capital Partners to sort a bid to acquire Inghams. "Inghams notes prior media speculation in relation to PSP Investments potentially approaching the company with a change of control transaction. PSP Investments' substantial shareholder notice has advised that PSP Investments does not intend to initiate a control transaction in relation to Inghams," Inghams said. "Inghams reconfirms it has not received any offer or approach from PSP Investments or any other party in relation to a potential control transaction." PSP Investments confirmed it intends to be a "constructive and supportive" shareholder and does not intend to initiate control of the firm. Inghams is one of the largest producers of chicken and turkey products in Australia. "We look forward to engaging constructively with PSP as a new shareholder and as a global investor with domestic and international food and agricultural experience," Inghams said. PSP Investments is part of a group of Canadian pension funds who have signed a memorandum of understanding with Australia's industry super funds to boost investment in their respective regions. PSP Investments said there is fertile ground to bolster opportunities for investment between the two nations. "I'm proud of the strong relationships our team has built in Australia and excited about the role we can continue to play through this initiative," PSP Investments president and chief executive Deborah Orida said. "For more than a decade, Australia has been an important market for us. This Memorandum of Understanding strengthens cooperation among like-minded long-term investors and helps create the conditions for durable value and essential infrastructure that supports people and communities." Read more: PSP Investments, Inghams, Australia, Barrenjoey Capital Partners, Deborah Orida VIEW COMMENTS Related News | | | ASIC strengthens AI trading safeguards | | | | ACCC green lights I Squared takeover of oOh!media | | | | Treasury consults to improve data visibility into MISs | | | | Dexus chief financial officer steps down | | | | Taxpayers to foot Age Pension if super turned into ATM: SMC | | | | MAM acquires half of Aware Super's Victorian land registry stake | | | | Infocus continues leadership expansion with new appointment | | | | SS&C wins mandate from Aussie boutique fund manager | | | | Australian economy growth 'stronger than expected' | | | | WT Financial takes majority stake in TNT Advisor Editor's choice. IAG announced it has settled the lawsuit with Credit Suisse relating to the collapse of Greensill Capital. Financial planning outsourcing specialist Vital Business Partners (VBP) has created a new executive role focused on expanding advice relationships, winning new clients and strengthening its offering to advice businesses and licensees. A former employee of the Victorian boutique advice business has been arrested and charged for allegedly trading client's shares without consent that generated close to $500,000 for himself. While Australian equity markets have always had a concentration problem, it is now becoming more prominent in global markets too, according to Scientific Beta. Further Reading

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