Toronto-based Invesco Canada Ltd. announced on Friday that it had changed the risk ratings of nine of its Canadian-domiciled funds.
Certain funds previously rated “low to medium risk” are now rated “low,” and certain funds previously rated “medium to high risk” are now rated “medium.” These changes are effective immediately.
A complete list of changes can be found in the company’s news release.
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