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National Bank Investments launches ETFs

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Executive Summary
- National Bank Investments (NBI) opened the market and launched a comprehensive suite of new ETF series on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
- The launch includes 20 distinct ETFs covering Canadian core bonds, U.S. equity (hedged and un‑hedged), global equity, international equity, small‑cap, target‑date bond funds, innovators, Quebec growth, SmartData strategies, and an active U.S. equity hedged ETF.
- The new series expands NBI’s investment solution offering, providing investors with more flexible, diversified portfolio building blocks.
Key Details
- Launch Event: President & CEO Eric Olivier Savoie together with Graham MacKenzie (MD, Exchange‑Traded Products, TSX) officially opened the market to debut the ETF suite.
- ETF Listings (TSX ticker):
- NBI Canadian Core Plus Bond Fund – NCPB
- NBI U.S. Equity Fund – NBUE / Hedged Units NBUE.F
- NBI Global Equity Fund – NBGE / Hedged Units NBGE.F
- NBI International Equity Fund – NBIE / Hedged Units NBIE.F
- NBI Global Small Cap Fund – NBSC / Hedged Units NBSC.F
- NBI Target 2029 Investment Grade Bond Fund – NTGD
- NBI Target 2030 Investment Grade Bond Fund – NTGE
- NBI Target 2031 Investment Grade Bond Fund – NTGF
- NBI Innovators Fund – NINV / Hedged Units NINV.F
- NBI Quebec Growth Fund – NBQC
- NBI SmartData U.S. Equity Fund – NSDU / Hedged Units NSDU.F
- NBI SmartData International Equity Fund – NSDI / Hedged Units NSDI.F
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NBI Active U.S. Equity ETF – Hedged Units NUSA.F
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Strategic Significance: The suite represents a major milestone for NBI, enhancing its product depth and allowing investors to construct more robust, flexible portfolios aligned with current market dynamics.
Notable Quotes
- “The launch of the ETF series by National Bank Investments marks a major strategic milestone in its investment solution offering… opening the door to new investment opportunities while supporting our clients in a constantly evolving environment.” – Eric Olivier Savoie, President & CEO, National Bank Investments.