Summer 2027
Crown corporation and diversified institutional investor
No salary listed
Calgary, AB, Canada
Hybrid
Bachelor's, Master's
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Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) is a government-owned investment manager that handles large pools of capital for Alberta. It acts as a Crown corporation and operates independently from the provincial government. AIMCo manages more than $160 billion in assets for Alberta-based pension plans, endowments, insurance funds, and government funds, including the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund, investing globally to meet long-term obligations. Its products are investment management services—allocating and selecting global assets to achieve long-term returns for clients. Unlike many private asset managers, AIMCo’s ownership by the Province of Alberta and its governance structure tie its goals to public sector clients and long-term public prosperity, focusing on stable, long-duration funding outcomes. Its main goal is to provide superior long-term investment results for its clients.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$143.2M
Headquarters
Edmonton, Canada
Founded
2008
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Alberta Investment Management Corporation has appointed Ron Helmhold and Hugh O'Reilly to its board of directors, with terms running until 2 September 2029. Helmhold served as chief financial officer of the Workers' Compensation Board – Alberta from 2006 to 2026, overseeing a $15 billion investment portfolio. O'Reilly was president and chief executive officer of OPTrust from 2014 to 2019, during which plan assets grew from $16 billion to more than $20 billion. The appointments were formalised through an Order in Council signed on 3 September 2026. AIMCo manages more than C$210.7 billion in assets as of 30 June 2026, investing on behalf of pension, endowment, insurance and government funds in Alberta.
Alberta Investment Management Corp (AIMCo), one of Canada’s largest institutional investors, has taken a new equity stake in Circle Internet Group ($CRCL), signaling steady 'institutional demand' for exposure to the...
Strategy shares rose 5.25% in intraday trading after Alberta Investment Management Corp acquired a $219 million stake in the Bitcoin-focused company. The purchase marks the first reported Bitcoin exposure by a Canadian provincial fund, signalling growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrency investments. The move provides AIMCo with indirect Bitcoin leverage and highlights Alberta's pro-crypto stance under Premier Danielle Smith, contrasting with previous federal restrictions. Texas Capital Securities further boosted investor confidence by raising its price target on Strategy to $225 from $200, maintaining a Buy rating. The combination of significant pension fund entry and upgraded analyst outlook drove the positive price action.
Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) has appointed Ursula Holmsten and Jin-Young Kim to its board of directors. The appointments bring complementary expertise in financial services leadership and global investment to the organisation, which manages CAD$194.7 billion in assets. Holmsten previously served as president and chief executive officer of ATB Wealth, where she led ATB Financial's wealth management operations and oversaw expansion beyond Alberta. Kim is a partner and head of capital formation at 8VC, a technology investment firm based in Austin and San Francisco, where she leads capital strategy and investor relationships. AIMCo invests globally on behalf of pension, endowment, insurance and government funds in Alberta. All board directors are appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council and remain independent of management.
Canada's largest pension funds have reported weak private equity performance for 2025, but consultant Alexander Beath argues the poor results may reflect flawed benchmarking rather than actual underperformance. Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan recorded a 5.3% loss on its PE portfolio, whilst Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System saw a 2.5% loss. Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec's buyout portfolio returned just 2.3%, missing its benchmark by over 10 percentage points. Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan gained 0.6%, whilst Alberta Investment Management Corporation's PE portfolio returned 3%. Beath contends these pensions measure PE performance against benchmarks heavily weighted towards large-cap stocks, particularly the Magnificent Seven, which saw massive 2025 returns. This makes PE appear worse by comparison, despite industry-wide headwinds from slow dealmaking and valuation declines.