Manager, Portfolio Construction and Risk
Canada Infrastructure Bank
Manager, Portfolio Construction and Risk
Canada Infrastructure Bank
Public infrastructure lender and investor
Headquartered in Toronto, the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is responsible for investing in new infrastructure projects. The CIB’s mission is to work with provincial, territorial, municipal, federal, Indigenous and private sector investor partners to transform the way infrastructure is planned, financed and delivered in Canada.
The Manager, Portfolio Construction and Risk will lead the quantitative modelling of our portfolio—developing and maintaining models that forecast portfolio exposure and consider risk sensitivities and deployment scenarios to guide the future shape of the CIB’s investment portfolio.
Reporting to the VP, Portfolio Construction, this position requires significant financial analysis and modelling expertise with a particular focus on experience with portfolio-level analysis, paired with strong ability to communicate data-driven stories and analyses.
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Public infrastructure lender and investor
Canada Infrastructure Bank mobilizes capital to fund the next generation of sustainable infrastructure in Canada. It uses public and private money in the form of loans, guarantees, and equity investments to support infrastructure projects aligned with climate resilience, transit, energy, and other public needs. Projects are typically delivered with a mix of government support and private capital, with the Bank providing financing terms, risk-sharing, and expertise to help get initiatives off the ground. What sets it apart is its government-backed mandate to attract private investment while prioritizing public interest and long-term value, rather than relying solely on commercial returns. The Bank’s goal is to accelerate the deployment of durable, low-emission infrastructure that benefits Canadians today and into the future, using a big R&D of capital and collaboration across government, industry, and communities.
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