LongPoint Adds the Humilis ETFs

• LongPoint Asset Management and Humilis Investment Strategies announced the launch of three new ETFs on the Toronto Stock Exchange: HBTA, HBDV, and HBOP.
• Trading commenced on March 31, 2026, following a fully subscribed initial unit offering.
• The partnership structure assigns LongPoint responsibility for ETF administration, capital markets, and operational functions, while Humilis provides portfolio strategy, research, and investment management.
• Management highlighted the efficiency of LongPoint’s flexible partnership platform compared to traditional sub-advisory models, emphasizing faster time-to-market and operational focus.

• The announcement is incremental and aligns with LongPoint’s established business model of providing white-label ETF infrastructure to third-party managers.
• Initial unit subscription is fully closed, but the actual assets under management (AUM), management fee rates, and expected revenue contribution are undisclosed.
• No immediate impact on earnings, cash flow, or balance sheet is quantified. The launch represents a standard product rollout rather than a structural shift or unexpected catalyst.
• Given the absence of disclosed scale, fee economics, or long-term distribution commitments, the financial impact remains speculative and likely immaterial in the near term.

• LongPoint Asset Management operates as an ETF administration and capital markets platform, partnering with external investment managers to launch, administer, and distribute exchange-traded funds.
• The flagship initiative is its flexible partnership platform, designed to bypass traditional sub-advisory constraints by handling operational, compliance, and capital markets functions in-house.
• The recent Humilis ETF launch (HBTA, HBDV, HBOP) serves as the latest execution of this model, targeting tactical equity, dividend growth, and fundamental opportunities in North American markets.