Enrichment claims send ‘inadequate’ OMERS board to court

By 2008-01-14T17:36:00

CANADA - Ontario’s appellate court has passed for trial the main substance of a claim arguing the CA$48bn (€32bn) Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERs) pension scheme was duped into “unjust enrichment” of directors of its real estate management firm.

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