Public Sector Pension Investment Board's technology chief David Ouellet departs

David Ouellet: David Ouellet served as Senior Vice President and Chief Technology, Data and Operations Officer at the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, having joined the organization in 2012 and held various roles including head of strategic and business planning. He is departing the Canadian pension manager effective recently, with his combined technology and operations responsibilities shifting to an interim leader. This exit contributes to a pattern of high-profile departures at the fund over the past two years. Public Sector Pension Investment Board: The Public Sector Pension Investment Board, also known as PSP Investments, is one of Canada’s largest pension fund managers, responsible for investing the retirement savings of federal public sector employees including the military and national police force. It operates as an independent Crown corporation with a focus on diversified global and domestic investments. In the context of this news, the organization is experiencing another senior executive departure with its technology chief stepping down amid ongoing leadership transitions. Executive Changes: The fund has seen multiple senior leadership departures in recent years, including previous changes in investment and risk management roles. Investment Strategy: PSP Investments has been expanding its domestic investment footprint in Canada in response to global market uncertainties and opportunities at home. Leadership Transition: Chief Risk Officer Alexandre Roy will assume the combined role of chief technology, data and operations officer on an interim basis following the departure.