On the record · Investment firm
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
Canadian pension investment manager (CPP Investments); co-investor in the Petco (2016), Neiman Marcus (2013), and Qualtrics (2023) acquisitions.
Also known as CPPIB, CPP Investments
Research depth
Transactions sourced
At least one recorded transaction has a public source.
Record updated Sept. 2, 2026
Current ownership
Current owner not established
This record does not identify a current owner. That absence is a gap in the record, not a conclusion about ownership.
Ownership and transaction history
Chronology from recorded ownership periods, transactions and reviewed outcome events. Event order does not imply causation.
Oct. 25, 2013
Ares Management and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board acquire Neiman Marcus Group
Leveraged buyout · Completed · Recorded transaction
Oct. 1, 2018
Leveraged buyout · Completed · Recorded transaction
June 28, 2023
Silver Lake and CPP Investments acquire Qualtrics
Leveraged buyout · Completed · Recorded transaction
Nov. 23, 2015
CVC Capital Partners and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board acquire Petco
Leveraged buyout · Completed · Recorded transaction
Sources and evidence
Recorded transaction sources
These support a recorded transaction row. They have not passed the separate evidence-review process.
- R1CVC Capital Partners and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board to Acquire Petco
CPP Investments · Company announcement · Nov. 23, 2015
Supports: Entity record; Recorded transaction
- R2Ares Management and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Complete Acquisition of Neiman Marcus Group
CPP Investments · Company announcement · Oct. 25, 2013
Supports: Recorded transaction
- R3Blackstone-Led Consortium Completes Partnership Transaction with Thomson Reuters for Financial & Risk Business
Blackstone · Company announcement · Oct. 1, 2018
Supports: Recorded transaction
- R4Silver Lake and CPP Investments Complete Acquisition of Qualtrics
Qualtrics · Company announcement · June 28, 2023
Supports: Recorded transaction
What we do not know
These are gaps in the public record, not findings about the organization.
- The organization's operating status has not been researched.
- No current public ownership assessment has been published.
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