CANADA - The Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, Canada's biggest pension fund manager, isn't ruling out selling more bonds after completing an C$8bn ($7.8bn) borrowing programme three months ago, chief executive officer Michael Sabia said.
The Caisse in June sold €750m euros ($1bn) in 3.5% bonds maturing in 2020 through its CDP Financial unit, the last step in a seven-month plan to replace short-term borrowings with longer-term debt....
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