Asset-allocation ETFs have room to run
The $12.6 billion held in these ETFs represented only 3.7% of Canadian assets as of January
- By: Rudy Luukko
- March 8, 2022 March 8, 2022
- 13:00
The $12.6 billion held in these ETFs represented only 3.7% of Canadian assets as of January
New funds target Canadian banks, U.S. tech behemoths, green property and renewable infrastructure
NEI Investments announces divestment, while more indexes remove Russian listings
Canadian equities funds made a comeback amid rising inflation and geopolitics, National Bank said
Russia constitutes about 3% of MSCI's emerging markets benchmark
Target-date retirement ETFs, a floating-rate debt fund and a diversified income ETF are among the recently announced products
The asset allocation of the new products gradually becomes more conservative as the investor approaches retirement
Carbon emissions allowance futures, banks' fixed income securities and sustainable short-term corporates are among the recently announced funds
New allocation to redeemers formula was proposed in draft legislation released earlier this month
Modestly levered ETFs can balance risk and income for appropriate investors
Horizons and Ninepoint products will provide exposure to carbon emission allowance futures
Cryptocurrency, banks/lifecos and a line of credit for whole life policyholders - here are some recently announced products
The fund gives investors exposure to the 10 largest Canadian banks and insurance companies
Canadian ETFs attracted $5B in flows in January, with equities funds dominating
The CI Galaxy Multi-Crypto ETF allows clients to invest in two cryptocurrencies in a single product
Sustainability, fixed income and global equities - here are some recently announced products
The new fund doesn't have a lockup period, but there's a limit to quarterly redemptions
The firm is targeting high-net-worth investors willing to take a risk on an asset with growth potential
Newly launched Canadian sustainable funds collected $3 billion in assets last year, a report said
The firm launches fixed income fund, more all-in-one products
Mackenzie funds invest in U.S. and Canadian companies, while RBC offers exposure to global equities
Mandates include risk-managed income and social responsibility
Tangerine also gets in on the action with Scotia responsible investing ETFs
The passive funds were listed on the NEO Exchange