As the ETF market has grown in size, so, too, has product complexity. Investment Executive’s ETF Guide for Financial Advisors 2017 looks at how ETF providers and other organizations are helping financial advisors learn about these new products. It also explores the worlds of sector and niche ETFs, and offers sample portfolios.
April 23, 2017ETFs continue to capture the hearts and wallets of investors in Canada. Assets under management in the industry reached about $114 billion at the end of last year, compared with $89.5 billion at the end of 2015. Beyond ETFs’ low cost, they offer your clients access to diversified portfolios of securities from around the globe […]
Fixed income ETFs come in many flavours to help you clients handle rising rates
ETFs are attracting the interest - and the assets - of investors large and small
Sector ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to parts of the market that they believe could outperform
ETF specialists do their best in building sample portfolios
Knowing the ins and outs of trading ETFs can help ensure that your clients get the best deal possible
Given that ETFs are becoming more complex, advisors may want to hit the books to stay up to date
At Mackenzie Financial, there's no "spaghetti cannon" creating all kinds of new products just to see what sticks
Helping clients meet their financial goals rather than beating benchmarks
First-mover advantage, how small players survive, liquid alts turn 5, and more
From cryptoassets to carbon offsets, Canadian ETFs keep adapting to investor demand
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