ETFs that have been added to replace the discontinued group include
First Asset Canadian Convertible Bond ETF (CXF), Horizons Alphapro Balanced (HAA), First Asset DEX Government Bond Barbell Index ETF (GXF), First Asset DEX Corporate Bond Barbell Index ETF and the SPDR Barclays Short Term Treasury ETF (SST).
First Asset Canadian REIT ETF (TSX: RIT) Continually finding attractive opportunities View Fund Details
The stock of
First Asset Canadian REIT Income Fund (TSE: RIT) hit a new 52 - week high and has $ 37.64 target or 161.00 % above today's $ 14.42 share price.
The First Asset Canadian Buyback Index ETF (TSX: FBE) «provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of equity securities of quality companies with active share buyback programs that have significantly and consistently reduced their issued and outstanding share count.»
Then we've got two REIT ETFs, the BMO Equal Weights REIT Index and
the First Asset Canadian REIT Income Fund.
The stock of
First Asset Canadian REIT Income Fund (TSE: RIT) gapped down by $ 0.01 today and has $ 11.94 target or 14.00 % below today's $ 13.88 share price.
Read more: What's Propelling
First Asset Canadian REIT Income Fund to Decline So Much?
Not exact matches
Already, the world's
first pot fund, the
Canadian Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF (HMMJ), has gathered $ 713 million in
assets in just over nine months of trading, though MJX's rapid
asset gathering could soon eclipse that figure.
Ms. Jones brings significant experience to the firm with over 40 years in the
Canadian investment industry, holding presidential and executive roles at numerous high - profile companies including GBC
Asset Management, AGF Private Wealth Management, TAL Private Management, CIBC Trust Company, and
First Interstate Bancorp — where she was Canada's first female to lead a Schedule II
First Interstate Bancorp — where she was Canada's
first female to lead a Schedule II
first female to lead a Schedule II bank.
RBC's
Canadian and North American business strategy is founded on building strong and lasting relationships with our clients - «earning the right to be our clients»
first choice» - and human capital is our greatest
asset in making this happen.
First Asset - Smart SolutionsTM
First Asset is an independent investment firm, focused on providing smart, low cost solutions that address the real - world investment needs of
Canadians - capital appreciation, income generation and risk mitigation.
You
first need to consider how much you want in risky
assets (which essentially means stocks) and how you are going to divvy up that between
Canadian stocks and foreign stocks.
Well,
Canadians should feel smug no more — a just - released report by the Certified General Accountants Association of Canada has us placing
first among OECD countries for household debt - to -
assets ratio.
According to National Bank Direct Brokerage, the «
Canadian» refers to any ETF that comes from a
Canadian provider (e.g. Barclays, BMO,
First Asset, Horizons, Invesco Powershares, iShares Canada, RBC and Vanguard Canada).
CI Financial (TSX: CIX) is an independent
Canadian company offering global
asset management and wealth management advisory services, with approximately $ 181 billion in assets as of October 31, 2017, its primary operating businesses are investment managers CI Investments Inc. and Sentry Investments Inc., advisory businesses Assante Wealth Management and Stonegate Private Counsel, Grant Samuel Funds Management of Australia, and First Asset Investment Management, a leader in providing actively managed exchange - traded funds to the Canadian marketp
asset management and wealth management advisory services, with approximately $ 181 billion in
assets as of October 31, 2017, its primary operating businesses are investment managers CI Investments Inc. and Sentry Investments Inc., advisory businesses Assante Wealth Management and Stonegate Private Counsel, Grant Samuel Funds Management of Australia, and
First Asset Investment Management, a leader in providing actively managed exchange - traded funds to the Canadian marketp
Asset Investment Management, a leader in providing actively managed exchange - traded funds to the
Canadian marketplace.
First Asset — Smart SolutionsTM
First Asset, a CI Financial Company, is a
Canadian investment firm delivering a comprehensive suite of smart ETF solutions.
FIRST ASSET ACTIVE
CANADIAN DIVIDEND ETF $ 9.40 (Toronto symbol FDV; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $ 32.1 million) aims to invest in Canadian dividend payers with the potential for capita
CANADIAN DIVIDEND ETF $ 9.40 (Toronto symbol FDV; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $ 32.1 million) aims to invest in
Canadian dividend payers with the potential for capita
Canadian dividend payers with the potential for capital gains.
First Asset Long Duration Fixed Income ETF is also actively managed and looks to provide unitholders with regular distributions and the opportunity for capital appreciation from the performance of a portfolio comprised primarily of longer dated developed markets,
Canadian and U.S. government issued fixed income securities.
Perhaps the second foot will fall next year but in the meantime, our panel views our long - standing picks as more tax efficient in non-registered portfolios: particularly in
Canadian equities: Horizons» HXT and in fixed income,
First Asset's BXF, and BMO's ZPR.
The recently released
first Quarterly ETF
Asset Flow Report (not available online) by the
Canadian ETF Association (CETFA) shows some interesting trends.
First, the good news: At the end of 2016, 11.3 % of
Canadians» investment fund
assets were held in index funds and similar passively managed products.
First Asset, a CI Financial Company, is a
Canadian investment firm delivering a comprehensive suite of smart ETF solutions.
«Launching this competition seemed like a natural thing to do as part of our search to find what's missing in the
Canadian ETF landscape,»
First Asset's president and CEO, Barry Gordon, told me in an email.
The
First Asset Morningstar Canada Value (FXM) has been the best - performing
Canadian equity ETF during the last year: over the 12 months ending September 30 it returned almost 29 %, while the broad market was up just 7 % and the three value funds above managed «only» 16 % or so.
The
first represents about 70 % of his TFSA
assets and is invested entirely in an RBC
Canadian dividend fund, which carries a 1.76 % MER.
First,
Canadian companies with
assets in the United States, but report their results in
Canadian dollars stand to benefit.