The first “Canadian Investment Summit” concluded on the 15th in Toronto, Canada's largest city. Investment institutions and companies reached a total of nearly 500 billion Canadian dollars in additional investment and financing commitments during the summit. Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced the introduction of a tax incentive policy on the same day. According to the summit results announced by the Prime Minister's Office, Canada's major commercial banks promised to provide nearly 325 billion Canadian dollars in new financing for Canadian enterprises and infrastructure. Canada's top pension funds, insurance companies and institutional investors have promised to inject nearly 100 billion Canadian dollars in new capital into domestic assets. Among them, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Commission and Bofeng Asset Management launched a $50 billion Maple Tree Fund to invest in critical infrastructure and strategic industries across Canada.

The first “Canadian Investment Summit” concluded on the 15th in Toronto, Canada's largest city. Investment institutions and companies reached a total of nearly 500 billion Canadian dollars in additional investment and financing commitments during the summit. Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced the introduction of a tax incentive policy on the same day. According to the summit results announced by the Prime Minister's Office, Canada's major commercial banks promised to provide nearly 325 billion Canadian dollars in new financing for Canadian enterprises and infrastructure. Canada's top pension funds, insurance companies and institutional investors have promised to inject nearly 100 billion Canadian dollars in new capital into domestic assets. Among them, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Commission and Bofeng Asset Management launched a $50 billion Maple Tree Fund to invest in critical infrastructure and strategic industries across Canada.