Invesco streamlines mutual fund suite
Invesco Emerging Markets Debt Fund to merge into Invesco Global Bond Fund
- May 25, 2017 October 17, 2019
- 14:35
Invesco Emerging Markets Debt Fund to merge into Invesco Global Bond Fund
Changes simplify pricing across the company’s mutual fund lineup
Harbour Advisors will also take over as portfolio advisor to the CI funds that Tetrem Capital Management Ltd. subadvises
The firm’s two new ETFs use asset-class management to provide better diversification
Redwood Core Income Equity Fund and the Redwood Tactical Asset Allocation Fund began trading on the NEO Exchange on Wednesday
The firm has also tweaked the asset allocation for three multi-asset portfolios
Desjardins Global Asset Management will take over as portfolio manager of Desjardins Short-Term Income Fund from Desjardins Investments
Three funds will be merged into Manulife Growth Portfolio sometime around June 2
The US$125-million fund will be managed by AIP Private Markets
Bridgehouse announces planned series re-designations
Franklin Target Return Fund is targeted at investors seeking consistent growth but who fear market downturns
Regulators have approved the final prospectus for Excel Global Balanced Asset Allocation ETF and Excel Global Growth Asset Allocation ETF
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The new series for PowerShares Senior Loan Index ETF provide a choice between unhedged units denominated in both U.S. and Canadian dollars
Fidelity Multi-Sector Bond Fund will invest mainly in a mix of U.S. issuers and other issuers across the globe
RBC Quant Global Real Estate Leaders ETF uses a rules-based and multifactor approach in its selection of global REITs and companies in real estate
The MER may be lowered by as much as 0.53 percentage points, with the average MER reduction at about 0.17 percentage points, depending on the…
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The ETFs will employ a risk-budgeting, quantitative investment strategy with global diversification
The first two ETFs will be listed on the TSX on May 30 while two strategic beta ETFs will launch on June 5
Desjardins Developed ex-USA ex-Canada Multifactor-Controlled Volatility ETF seeks to replicate the performance of a developed markets multifactor-controlled volatility equity index
The move will benefit unitholders as the funds will have a lower management expense ratios and more cash available for investments
The asset-management firm entered the ETF space earlier this year with its launch of seven ETFs in January
The firm has added series F to several funds and has cut management fees by up to 45 bps