RBC introduces new ETFs focused on providing income
The ETFs will invest in a variety of income-producing investments, including preferred shares, infrastructure firms and corporate bonds
- By: IE Staff
- September 20, 2016 October 17, 2019
- 09:00
The ETFs will invest in a variety of income-producing investments, including preferred shares, infrastructure firms and corporate bonds
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Proposals could cause investors to lose money
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Management fee cuts and portfolio manager changes
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No restrictions related to account size or number of transactions
Monthly distributions may include return of capital
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Two portfolios added to lineup
OSFI will be responsible for licensing, registration and supervision
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