Recently launched investment products
Cryptocurrency, banks/lifecos and a line of credit for whole life policyholders - here are some recently announced products
- By: Greg Meckbach
- February 4, 2022 February 4, 2022
- 17:35
Cryptocurrency, banks/lifecos and a line of credit for whole life policyholders - here are some recently announced products
The fund gives investors exposure to the 10 largest Canadian banks and insurance companies
Investors tilted to value, while crypto had outflows as prices dropped
Product innovation, generational shifts should contribute to adoption
The CI Galaxy Multi-Crypto ETF allows clients to invest in two cryptocurrencies in a single product
Sustainability, fixed income and global equities - here are some recently announced products
The firm added to its asset allocation suite
Tangerine also gets in on the action with Scotia responsible investing ETFs
The Purpose Healthcare Innovation Yield ETF is intended for clients with a medium risk tolerance
The passive funds were listed on the NEO Exchange
The Franklin Western Asset Core Plus Bond Fund is now available
Firm says the European banking sector is “trading at steep discounts”
The firm's all-in-one balanced and growth funds are looking to add a small allocation to Fidelity's Bitcoin fund
ETFs, mutual funds scored record assets last year
ETFs were exempt until this week from a change to the allocation to redeemers methodology, but new legislation hasn't been introduced
Equity funds led the way in a busy month for new launches
The new funds are offered in partnership with sister firm Global X ETFs
Meanwhile, other businesses received more money than was needed while some were excluded altogether
The ETFs consist of two ESG funds and one technology fund
Evolve and Horizons are ready to launch their first-in-Canada funds
The funds re-weight companies in the index based on their ESG risk scores
Regulator continues to be concerned about market manipulation
The new classes seek to offset emissions from crypto mining
Year-to-date inflows reached $43 billion in October
The firm also lowered the management fee of another ETF