After three years with the Alberta Investment Management Corporation, the former BlackRock executive will leave the provincial pension fund—which manages around $168 billion in assets—at the end of the year. (The Logic)

Talking point: Wiseman joined AIMCo in 2020, at a time when the fund faced public backlash for its risky, volatility-linked investment strategy that led to an annual loss of $2.1 billion. Wiseman, along with AIMCo CEO Evan Siddall, sought to de-risk AIMCo’s investments and reposition its portfolio. Under Wiseman and Siddall’s direction, AIMCo posted a record-high 14.7 per cent net gain in 2021. Wiseman was formerly the head of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, but left that fund in 2016 in a surprise move to join BlackRock; he later stepped down from his position at the global investment giant after he failed to report a consensual relationship he had with a colleague.