For those who may be unfamiliar with them, exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, are pooled investments. Though they are similar to mutual funds, they do offer a number of unique advantages due to the way they are built. For example, they trade throughout the day like stocks, generally offer complete transparency of holdings and tend to be more cost-effective.
Effective asset allocation is essential, but it can be time consuming and require a specialized skillset. CI Asset Allocation ETFs are professionally constructed and strategically managed. As allocations change amid shifting markets, our expert team will rebalance the holding weights to target levels as required by the strategy.
CI GAM is one of Canada’s largest ETF providers, offering a robust lineup of ETF solutions to give investors choice and flexibility in meeting their specific investment needs. See how our ETFs can help diversify your investment exposure and build a foundation for your portfolio.
Actively managed ETFs combine the benefits of active management with the structural advantages of ETFs.
Liquid alternative ETFs bring investors the best elements of ETFs and hedge funds.
Digital asset ETFs provide convenient, simple and secure ways to access the potential of digital assets.
Thematic ETFs provide exposure to long-term megatrends transforming the way we live and work including technological advancements to demographic shifts as well as the environment. We invest in themes that are expected to see strong growth in the following years.
Smart beta ETFs employ factor and multi-factor based investment methodologies to deliver the potential for stronger risk-adjusted returns.
Covered call ETFs provide a convenient way for investors to participate in the capital appreciation potential of a basket of securities with regular income stream from the option premiums earned by writing covered calls.
Thought leaders and portfolio managers from across CI Global Asset Management offer insights into trends, and policies that are creating investment risks—and opportunities—for ETF’s.