Средняя платежеспособность пенсионных планов Онтарио достигла рекордных 127% во втором квартале 2026 года

Регулятор финансовых услуг Онтарио (FSRA) сообщил о росте медианного коэффициента платежеспособности до 127% благодаря высокой доходности инвестиционного портфеля. Несмотря на инфляцию и геополитическую нестабильность, 93% планов превысили норму достаточности средств, однако регулятор призвал спонсоров сохранять бдительность.

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The median solvency ratio for Ontario-based defined benefit pension plans increased five per cent to a record high of 127 per cent between March 31 and June 30, 2026, according to a new report by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario. It noted the increase was achieved despite headwinds such as persistent inflation pressures as well as economic volatility and geopolitical uncertainty causing a shift in trade patterns. Read: Ontario DB plans’ average solvency ratio drops to 122% in Q1 2026: FSRA The FSRA credited investment performance as the primary driver of the improvement since plans recorded an average net return of 5.8 per cent in Q2, driven by public equities. Global equities, measured through the MSCI world total net return index, led all major indexes with a 15.6 per cent return in Q2, which represents a serious bounceback from a negative 1.8 per cent return in Q1. The regulator noted plans’ portfolio allocations focused on fixed income (52.7 per cent), followed by foreign equities (18 per cent), Canadian equities (17 per cent), cash and short-term investments (5.5 per cent), real estate (5.4 per cent) and other (1.4 per cent). Read: Canadian DB pension plan sponsors expecting average return of 4.86% in 2026: report The percentage of plans with a solvency ratio greater than 100 per cent for the quarter was 93 per cent, up from 90 per cent in the previous quarter. Just five per cent of plans had a solvency ratio between 85 per cent and 100 per cent, a decrease from eight per cent, while only two per cent of plans reported a solvency ratio below 85 per cent. Even though plans are showing significant improvement in the solvency status category, strong funding levels can’t diminish the value of plan sponsors’ ongoing vigilance and governance, the report said. “While future conditions are inherently uncertain, plan sponsors and administrators should continue to assess how emerging risks may affect their pension plans and ensure that appropriate funding, investment, communication and risk-management strategies remain in place.”