Northwire Canada EditionMonday, July 13, 2026
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AGF Investments Opens the Market

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Executive Summary

  • AGF Investments announced the launch of two new exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) that will track its legacy mutual funds: the AGF American Growth Fund (TSX: AMGR) and the AGF Global Select Fund (TSX: AGSL).
  • The ETFs are being introduced to meet growing investor demand for more flexible access to established fund strategies.
  • The launch was highlighted at a market‑opening ceremony on the Toronto Stock Exchange, featuring senior executives from AGF and TSX representatives.

Key Details

  • Funds Launched:
  • AGF American Growth Fund ETF – ticker AMGR (TSX)
  • AGF Global Select Fund ETF – ticker AGSL (TSX)
  • Purpose: Provide investors with an ETF structure for two well‑established mutual funds, offering lower cost, intraday trading and tax efficiency.
  • Leadership Involved: Chris Jackson, President & COO of AGF Management Limited; Graham MacKenzie, Managing Director, Exchange Traded Products, TSX.
  • Market Opening Ceremony: Held on the Toronto Stock Exchange to officially open trading for the new ETFs.
  • Strategic Rationale: Expands AGF’s product lineup after nearly 70 years since the original American Growth Fund launch, reflecting a client‑centric approach and adaptability to market trends.

Notable Quotes

  • “This expansion reflects the firm’s commitment to adaptability, choice, and a truly client‑centric approach,” – Chris Jackson, President & COO, AGF Management Limited.
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