How have low-vol ETFs fared during the pandemic?
Breaking down the strategies of Canadian funds shows a variety of approaches to generating lower-risk returns
- By: Rudy Luukko
- May 11, 2021 May 11, 2021
- 08:30
Breaking down the strategies of Canadian funds shows a variety of approaches to generating lower-risk returns
Liquidity injections helped these banks survive the pandemic, but underlying perils persist
The global economy is facing population trends that will hamper growth for years to come
Canadian companies appear mostly unscathed, but debt worries persist
The recovery of America's job market hit a pause last month
Quantitative easing and collateral flexibility helped avert payments system stress last year
Canada's unemployment rate jumped to 8.1% as the country posted 207,000 job losses in April, according to StatsCan
Rising global interest rates pose a threat to the U.S. financial system, the Fed said in a recent report
Home prices could increase by 14% by the end of the year, said the federal agency
J.D. Power ranked wealth management firms based on investor satisfaction
The bank is projecting economic growth of 7.25% for the U.K. in 2021
The average selling price was up 33% year over year
A new survey from BMO GAM revealed gaps in people's ESG knowledge
Fewer jobs may be created than the feds forecasted
A new report from PwC finds public companies take global warming more seriously than private companies
A TD Wealth study offers insight on how different types of clients respond to advice and volatility
A new report shows that unattached women aged 50+ have higher median net worth
Numbers from the real estate board suggest growing optimism even at the onset of the third wave
Investors can more easily manage crypto risk with derivatives based on 1/10 of one Bitcoin
Output in both goods and services sectors declined throughout the country
Consumer spending rose 4.2% in March, at its fastest pace in nine months
Overall economic activity was about 2% below the levels seen pre-pandemic in February 2020
Slow vaccine rollouts and extended lockdowns have delayed the hoped-for recovery
The strength of Canadian commodities could continue to drive up the loonie