The state’s comptroller oversees its massive Common Retirement Fund, which holds more than $100 million in Kinder Morgan shares. That’s because it’s being backed by two even larger investors: the $457-billion California Public Employees’ Retirement System — America’s largest public pension fund — and Norway’s $1.3-trillion Government Pension Fund Global. They are two of the largest institutional investors in the world, and respectively hold $201 million and $146 million in Kinder Morgan shares. Kinder Morgan declined StarMetro’s interview request Tuesday. But Kinder Morgan boasts more than 30 benefit agreements signed with other First Nations, the list of whom is not publicly available.

Source: thestar May 09, 2018 02:22 UTC