ETFs: Past, Present and Future – Video

The growth of ETFs and
how they fit into client portfolios

In a tumultuous year for markets, exchange-traded funds (“ETFs”)
have proven their resiliency and continued popularity as effective
solutions for investors to achieve their financial goals and for
advisors to build their practices. Recently, TD Asset Management
(“TDAM”) hosted a roundtable discussion on the growth of ETFs,
where they might be headed, and how advisors can use ETFs
alongside mutual funds and other investments to serve their
clients better and grow their practices.

This panel of TDAM specialists and external industry experts consisted of: (Clockwise)

Trevor Cummings, CIMA, Vice President, ETF Distribution, TD Asset Management
Deborah A. Fuhr, MBA, Managing Partner, Founder, ETFGI
Jason McIntyre, CFA, Vice President, TD Wealth, Head of Advisor Distribution, TD Asset Management
Benjamin Gossack, CFA, MBA, Vice President and Director, TD Asset Management, Lead Portfolio Manager, TD Active Global Enhanced Dividend ETF (TGED) and TD Active U.S. Enhanced Dividend ETF (TUED), and Co-Portfolio Manager on TD’s North American and global equity funds

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