The new funds offer exposer to global insurers, banks, discretionary and consumer staples companies
BMO has added three new ETFs to its lineup and Harvest Portfolios has added U.S. dollar class units to its Healthcare Leaders Income ETF
BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF and BMO Discount Bond Index ETF will become the lowest-cost fixed-income ETFs in Canada, according to the company’s announcement
BMO Low Volatility U.S. Equity Hedged to CAD ETF and BMO Low Volatility International Equity Hedged to CAD ETF began trading on Wednesday
BMO Equal Weight US Banks Index ETF and BMO Equal Weight US Banks Hedged to CAD Index ETF are now both rated “medium to high” instead of “high”
The new indices will seek to provide investors with the same exposure to the asset class to which the two ETFs are currently exposed
The ETF, which will have a new name, will track the Solactive Canadian preferred share index instead of the S&P/TSX preferred share laddered index
New funds offer investors international exposures and Canada’s first put write strategy ETF
Funds closed to new purchases