CI proposes fund mergers
The mergers would reduce duplication and help streamline and simplify CI’s fund lineup
- By: IE Staff
- September 23, 2016 October 17, 2019
- 13:00
The mergers would reduce duplication and help streamline and simplify CI’s fund lineup
First Asset Cambridge Core Canadian Equity ETF and First Asset Cambridge Core U.S. Equity ETF began trading on the TSX on Friday
Currently, each of the terminating class funds invests solely in its respective continuing trust fund equivalent
The firm plans to introduce four actively managed ETFs and three ETFs that will allocate tactically among other ETFs
Some money managers are upping their exposure to Latin America, believing the worst is over and stock prices have strong upside potential
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The firm is also proposing to changed the investment objectives of two other funds
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The ETFs will invest in a variety of income-producing investments, including preferred shares, infrastructure firms and corporate bonds
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Fees on no-load funds will be reduced
Jurrien Timmer expects growth to remain sluggish
Only linked notes sold in 2017 and beyond will be subject to tax rules proposed in the 2016 federal budget
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Proposals could cause investors to lose money
The firm is lowering management fees on 35 funds, eliminating certain series and reducing the minimum investment for other series
The portfolios in the two new ETFs consist of companies that typically demonstrate strong cash flows and lower share price volatility
Management fee cuts and portfolio manager changes
The firm’s iShares business has pursued a multiple-exchange listing strategy in other countries
Two funds will now be available to advisors who run a fee-based business
The company’s proposed new ‘Simplicity Pricing’ program recognizes higher levels of client investment with a flat fee