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The Globe and Mail Mary Gooderham Published April 13, 2021 Bookmark For income-seeking investors, global-dividend ETFs promise broad diversification, low volatility and above-average yields. They also come with somewhat higher costs and a few tax drawbacks for Canadians, making them less suitable in some portfolios. “Most people buying these want a higher level of income than they get from a broader index,” says Alan Fustey, a Winnipeg-based portfolio manager at Adaptive ETF, a division of Bellwether Investment Management Inc. “And they also want a high degree of sustainability on that income.” In terms of total returns, however, some of these ETFs “lagged the market pretty badly last year,” Mr. Fustey notes, largely because they focus on dividend-heavy sectors such as utilities and financials and are underweight in the technology, communications and lower-quality small-cap companies that outperformed. ....
The Globe and Mail Paul Brent Published April 13, 2021 Bookmark It has been long-held advice in the investing world that if you don’t understand something, it’s best not to put money into it. That advice looks to have gone by the wayside when it comes to the gold-rush atmosphere among retail investors for the new and growing crop of bitcoin exchange-traded funds. The first bitcoin ETF out of the gate, Purpose Financial LP’s Purpose Bitcoin fund (BTCC), has proven wildly popular with investors despite its relatively high management fee of 1 per cent. After less than two months, it already has more than $1.22-billion in assets under management. By comparison, Evolve Fund Group’s Bitcoin ETF (EBIT), launched one day later, has accumulated less than a tenth the assets of the Purpose ETF, despite cutting its management fee shortly after launch to 0.75 per cent.. ....
James Langton Accurate labelling is Consumer Protection 101. Yet, in the retail investment business, this principle proves fiendishly difficult to implement. The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA) has undertaken the latest effort to ensure that individuals who call themselves financial advisors or financial planners are qualified to provide advice or planning services. In August, FSRA published a proposed rule that sets out minimum standards to qualify as a “financial advisor” or “financial planner.” The proposal also establishes requirements credentialing bodies must meet in order to be recognized by FSRA as approved administrators of the titles. Comment letters on FSRA’s proposed regime suggest the regulator isn’t having much more success than predecessors that sought to clean up the messy jumble of industry titles. ....