Indigenous

Strong Partnership with
Indigenous Communities

At Fiera Capital, we are committed to building meaningful and enduring relationships with Indigenous Peoples, rooted in understanding, collaboration and shared prosperity.

We are guided by the following principles in our actions towards the meaningful engagement and inclusion of Indigenous Peoples:

Respect
and Recognition

We acknowledge and respect the unique cultures, traditions and histories of Indigenous Peoples. We recognize the inherent rights of Indigenous Peoples and we commit to conducting ourselves in ways that uphold the dignity and autonomy of these Peoples.

Cultural Sensitivity
and Awareness

We approach interactions with Indigenous communities with cultural sensitivity and humility. We are committed to continuous learning and enhancing our understanding of the diverse cultures, customs and practices of Indigenous Peoples in alignment with our Global Equity and Inclusion Policy and Global Respectful Workplace Policy, as well as the contemporary issues Indigenous communities continue to face today.

To underscore our strong commitment to allyship with Indigenous communities, we conduct annual education sessions on Truth and Reconciliation, equipping employees with essential knowledge and fostering a culture of inclusion and respect.

Engagement
and Collaboration

We commit to supporting the growth and enduring prosperity of Indigenous communities through tailored investment services, strategic recruitment initiatives and financial support to Indigenous students. Through sustained efforts, collaboration and shared initiatives, we aspire to strengthen our relationships with and contribute to the larger process of Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.

$3.0B

Assets managed for
Indigenous investors1

#1

Largest endowment and foundation manager in Canada with approximately $20.7 billion in assets under management2

All values are expressed in Canadian dollars.
1 As at December 31, 2025.
2 Source: Benefits Canada, Top 40 Money Managers Report, November 2025.

Working with Indigenous
Communities and Organizations

To demonstrate our commitment to Reconciliation, we have undertaken several initiatives over the years and aim to continue our endeavours and build on our dedication to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment for Indigenous Peoples.

Click to view some of our key initiatives and engagements to date:

We are committed to supporting Indigenous communities and organizations, including the following initiatives:

Honouring Indigenous Peoples (HIP)
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Fiera Capital Awards for Indigenous Students at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU)

Rivi Frankle
Assistant Vice-President, Advancement,
Toronto Metropolitan University

Fiera’s generosity speaks to your deep belief in the power of education and your commitment to creating opportunities for students.

Fiera Capital has been investing in the next generation of talent, inspiring student excellence across a variety of programs at TMU. Student awards provide high-achieving students with financial support and an important vote of confidence during their studies.

We appreciate our longstanding partnership with Fiera Capital, and we thank you for your generosity.

Honouring Truth and Reconciliation at the CN Tower 

Fiera Capital Private Wealth team attends deeply moving event at CN Tower in support of the Orange Shirt Society and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

We are incredibly grateful to have been invited to take part in this important gathering. The stories shared and the traditions honoured left a lasting impression on all of us.

One of the most meaningful moments was receiving the tobacco tie offerings—a gesture rich in cultural and spiritual significance. Participating in this practice allowed us to reflect more deeply on the day and connect respectfully with Indigenous traditions. We were inspired by the dedication and care that went into organizing such a powerful event. The impact was profound, and we are thankful for the opportunity to stand in solidarity and continue learning.

The Fiera Capital Private Wealth Toronto team

Coast Funds Great Bear Rainforest Celebration Dinner

Git Hayetsk Dance Group at the Coast Funds Great Bear Rainforest Celebration dinner. Fiera Capital sponsored the dinner, providing support for event management, food, and travel stipends for participating First Nation representatives.

The Great Bear Rainforest Economic Summit, held on Oct. 2, 2025, brought First Nation leaders together for a day of reflection and learning, following over 15 years of collective investment in building a conservation economy on the coast. Since signing the Great Bear Rainforest Agreements in 2006 and securing $60 million in economic development funding, First Nations have invested more than $61 million with Coast Funds in sustainable businesses, community infrastructure and other economic initiatives that have created new jobs and helped diversify coastal economies.

Photo: Georgie Lawson/Coast Funds

Incorporating Indigenous Values

Fiera Capital is aligned with the RRII’s three-pillar framework3 for reconciliation and respect for Indigenous rights.

Internal Organizational Policies and Practices

Fostering Indigenous economic success and building opportunities.

Client Relations Policies and Practices

Stewarding Indigenous communities’ wealth effectively.

Investment and Stewardship Policies and Practices

Incorporating Indigenous rights and economic reconciliation into investment analysis and stewardship through a variety of initiatives.

3 https://rrii.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/All-Hands-on-Deck-Opportunities-for-Investment-Management-Firms-to-Advance-Reconciliation-2021.pdf
4 Up to December 31, 2025

Customized Solutions for
Indigenous Trusts

By working with the trustees to understand the investment objectives, we design custom solutions that account for investment constraints and annual disbursements, while emphasizing capital preservation and inflation protection over the long run.

In our commitment to effectively steward Indigenous communities’ wealth, we promote values-based asset classes when tailoring each investment policy.

Incorporating private markets solutions can provide a reduction in overall risk and a more sustainable return pattern. By including private markets asset classes, we create portfolios with improved risk/return characteristics, which helps our Indigenous clients reach their investment objectives.

As an example, the Fiera Private Debt and Natural Capital teams have originated investment opportunities in partnership with Indigenous communities that provide meaningful financial benefits that can help support economic self-sufficiency and Reconciliation.

Private Markets

Adding alternative asset classes can align with Indigenous Trusts who may have a longer-term investment time horizon.

In addition, alternatives can be beneficial in the medium term to help diversify your portfolio by maximizing the expected return while reducing expected risk over time.

Optimizing Portfolio
Risk and Return

Sustainable Investing

We are committed to sustainable investing by integrating material ESG and climate-related risks into our investment processes.

The firm supports the transition to a low-carbon economy, publishes an annual Sustainability Report as a TCFD supporter, and participates in the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative, with C$24.8 billion aligned to net-zero targets as of December 2025.

Commitment
to Education

Toronto Metropolitan University

Fiera Capital Awards for Indigenous Students

Simon Fraser University (SFU)

Endowment for the School of Contemporary Arts for Indigenous Students

AFOA Next Gen Initiative

Mentorship program supporting the development of Indigenous youth pursuing careers in finance, management and administration

Fiera Capital Indigenous Internship Program

Resources and Insights

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Emerging Markets Public Markets

15-Year Milestone: Fiera Global Emerging Markets Strategy

August 7, 2025
As the Fiera Global Emerging Markets Strategy marks its 15-year milestone, Senior Portfolio Manager, Ian Simmons reflects on the evolution of the Strategy and shares how active stock selection, local insight and a catalyst-driven approach continue to uncover compelling opportunities across EM.
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2023 Sustainable Investing Report

August 26, 2024
We are pleased to share with you our 2023 Sustainable Investing Report, which highlights some of our sustainable investing activities and accomplishments over the past year.
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Thought Leadership

2024 Annual Report

August 11, 2025
Fiera Capital is proud to publish its 2024 Annual Report. Discover how we’ve strengthened our global positioning, our market engagement, and reinforced our commitment to sustainable growth.
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2025 Sustainability Report

July 15, 2026
We are pleased to present our 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting our commitment to sustainable investing and responsible business practices, as well as our ongoing efforts to integrate sustainability across our organization.

Our Dedicated Indigenous
Client Service Team

IndigenousPartnerships@fieracapital.com

About the Artist

Summer Bird is an Anishinaabekwe artist, leader and graphic designer from Naotkamegwanning (Whitefish Bay FN) First Nation, home of the jingle dress. She brings the good medicine of her home community to every project.