Graphic Source: Don't Bank on the Bomb: A Global Report on the Financing of Nuclear Weapons Producers, 2015, p.18

BANKING ON THE BOMB:
The CPP has investments worth $11 Billion
in
113 global financial institutions which have made
US$313 Billion
available to 26 war industries
that produce nuclear weapons. 

The table below was produced by Richard Sanders, for the
Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade (COAT), June 7, 2016.


As of March 31, 2016,  the CPP's portfolio includes investments of Cdn$305 million in 13 nuclear-weapons producing companies.  These war industries are identified in a 2015 report, called Don't Bank on the Bomb, by PAX (Netherlands).  However, the PAX report does not include any data on the CPP's investments in these companies.  The PAX report does have data on
17 Canadian banks and other financial institutions that -- since 2012 -- have made about Cdn$27.7 Billion available to the 26 nuclear-weapons producing companies.  Unfortunately, the PAX report does not contain any information on the CPP's investments of Cdn$11 Billion in 113 financial institutions that have made US$313 Billion available to the 26 nuclear-weapons producers that it identified. Here is the data that is missing from the PAX report.

Financial Institution (FI)
investing in Producers of
Nuclear Weapons
Country Value of  CPP
investment
2016 (1)
(in $Cdn millions)
Value of FI
investments
in Producers of Nuclear Weapons (2)
(in $US millions)
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority UAE 8 281
Acciona SA Spain 19 354
Ackermans & van Haaren NV Belgium 9 51
Aegon NV Netherlands 19 370
Affiliated Managers Group Inc US 17 421
Allianz SE Germany 132 1844
Allstate Corp US 25 504
American International Group Inc US 590 1039
Ameriprise Financial Inc US 35 1291
Aviva PLC UK 12 305
AXA SA France 107 3501
Axis Bank Ltd India 1 69
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA Italy 4 185
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA Spain 84 3171
Banco de Sabadell SA Spain 23 29
Banco Popolare SC Italy 5 177
Bank Hapoalim BM Israel 7 43
Bank of America Corp US 319 22072
Bank of China Ltd A China 11 400
Bank of Communications Co Ltd (a) China 29 20
Bank of East Asia Ltd Hong Kong 10 25
Bank of New York Mellon Corp US 85 7562
Barclays PLC UK 13 5881
BB&T Corp US 59 511
BlackRock Inc US 83 29990
BNP Paribas SA France 126 8698
Capital One Financial Corp US 78 274
Carlyle Group (b) USA 89.5 163
Chang Hwa Commercial Bank Ltd Taiwan 6 35
Charles Schwab Corp US 63 60
Chiba Bank Ltd Japan 12 20
CI Financial Corp Canada 70 85
Cigna Corp US 51 2
Citigroup Inc US 277 14449
Citizens Financial Group Inc US 103 244
Comerica Inc US 16 355
Commerzbank AG Germany 15 1947
Credit Agricole SA France 30 6550
Credit Suisse Group AG Switzerland 65 1410
Danske Bank A/S Denmark 62 4798
DBS Group Holdings Ltd Singapore 57 4798
Deutsche Bank AG Germany 39 4798
E.Sun Financial Holding Co Ltd Taiwan 16 135
Erste Group Bank AG Austria 20 76
Fifth Third Bancorp US 31 435
First Financial Holding Co Ltd Taiwan 12 56
Franklin Resources Inc US 34 5903
Fubon Financial Holding Co Ltd Taiwan 31 29
Goldman Sachs Group Inc US 136 7678
Great-West Lifeco Inc Canada 80 20
Hartford Financial Services Group Inc US 10 181
HDFC Bank Ltd India 7 120
Housing Development Finance Corp Ltd India 32 630
HSBC Holdings PLC UK 44 4469
Hua Nan Financial Holdings Co Ltd Taiwan 9 85
Huntington Bancshares Inc/OH US 18 1615
ICICI Bank Ltd India 4 760
Industrial & Commercial Bank of China China 36 306
ING Groep NV Depositary Receipt Netherlands 112 460
Intesa Sanpaolo SpA Italy 79 1417
Invesco Ltd US 28 5413
JPMorgan Chase & Co US 495 20041
Jupiter Fund Management PLC UK 9 288
KBC Groep NV Belgium 50 117
KeyCorp US 22 192
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd India 1194 21
Legal & General Group PLC UK 10 755
Leucadia National Corp US 12 508
Lloyds Banking Group PLC UK 25 1921
M&T Bank Corp US 40 628
Man Group PLC UK 8 55
Manulife Financial Corp Canada 336 776
Mega Financial Holding Co Ltd Taiwan 22 120
MetLife Inc US 105 1144
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc Japan 275 7588
Mizuho Financial Group Inc Japan 164 3133
Morgan Stanley US 85 8640
National Bank of Abu Dhabi PJSC UAE 6 520
New Mountain Capital (c) US 420.9 51
Nomura Holdings Inc Japan 71 5
Northern Trust Corp US 31 6722
Old Mutual PLC UK 6 4365
ORIX Corp Japan 90 1974
PNC Financial Services Group Inc US 98 928
Power Financial Corp Canada 74 2964
Principal Financial Group Inc US 19 81
Prudential Financial Inc US 76 3267
Prudential PLC UK 22 787
Regions Financial Corp US 25 268
Royal Bank of Canada Canada 1048 1618
Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC UK 2 6973
Schroders PLC UK 18 677
SinoPac Financial Holdings Co Ltd Taiwan 8 20
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB Sweden 37 404
Societe Generale SA France 71 5325
Standard Chartered PLC UK 9 649
State Bank of India India 1 111
State Street Corp US 54 32295
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc Japan 192 3633
Sun Life Financial Inc Canada 254 6823
SunTrust Banks Inc US 42 1610
Taiwan Business Bank Taiwan 2 66
Taiwan Cooperative Financial Holding Co Taiwan 8 66
Toronto-Dominion Bank Canada 984 3597
UBS Group AG Switzerland 160 5122
UniCredit SpA Italy 28 1645
United Overseas Bank Ltd Singapore 56 35
Unum Group US 12 583
US Bancorp US 147 4449
Voya Financial Inc US 15 436
Wells Fargo & Co US 510 10145
Totals 11,053.4 312,731

Notes:
a    CPP investments are in Bank of Communications Co (BCC) A (Cdn$18 M) + BCC H (Cdn$11 M).
b
    CPP investments are in Carlyle Venture Partners II
c   CPP investments are in New Mountain Partners (NMP) III (US$290.4 M) + NMP IV (US$130.5 M)

Sources:
1    CPP Investments 2016 (in $Cdn) (Canada Pension Plan Investment Board)
Foreign public equity holdings as at March 31, 2016
Private Equity relationships established as at December 31, 2015 (for Carlyle and New Mountain Partners)

2    Don't Bank on the Bomb: A Global Report on the Financing of Nuclear Weapons Producers, 2015.
Principal Authors, Susi Snyder, Wilbert van der Zeijden, Maaike Beenes (PAX, the Netherlands).
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) and Profundo.

For a detailed data table listing the types of financial relationships that financial institutions have with the 26
nuclear weapon producers identified in the above report, as well as the total amounts invested, see
"Financial Institutions investing in nuclear weapon producers," pp.32-55, in Don't Bank on the Bomb.

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