Jean Décary of Finance et Investissement (Investment Executive’s sister publication) spoke with Hamilton ETFs Co-CEOs Jennifer Mersereau and Pat Sommerville about the firm’s rapid growth, evolution, and continued momentum in Canada’s ETF market. CLICK HERE to read the article.
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Finance et Investissement: FNB à faible coût et à revenus
Jean Décary, de Finance et Investissement, s’est entretenu avec Jennifer Mersereau et Pat Sommerville, co-chefs de la direction de Hamilton ETFs, au sujet de la croissance rapide de la compagnie, de son évolution et de sa dynamique soutenue sur le marché canadien des FNB. Cliquez ici pour lire l’article complet.
Nick Piquard on BNN Bloomberg: Bond Volatility & More
U.S. bond markets are spooked by inflation. Our Chief Options Strategist, Nick Piquard, was on BNN Bloomberg this week to discuss what this could mean for investors. With the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield recently reaching its highest level since 2007, Nick pointed out that the recent bond selloff could be an opportunity for investors to rebalance their portfolios. Since equities have been surging, investors may be…
Advisor Analyst: DayMAX™ ETFs
Our Chief Options Strategist, Nicolas Piquard, CFA, was recently interviewed by Advisor Analyst where he explained how zero-day-to-expiry (0DTE) options are reshaping income investing and how the DayMAX™ suite of ETFs are using 0DTE options to seek higher and more frequent income. CLICK HERE to listen to the full podcast. Disclaimer: Commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with investments in…
Monetizing Volatility in Bonds (a First) & Equities – Podcast
Our Chief Options Strategist, Nicolas Piquard, was recently featured in an Advisor Analyst podcast to discuss how investors can benefit from rising volatility in today’s markets by using covered call strategies to generate income. Nick also makes the case for a new and timely opportunity from bonds, with the Hamilton U.S. Bond Yield Maximizer ETF (HBND). CLICK HERE to listen to the full podcast. …
Can bond volatility ETFs last long-term?
Nicolas Piquard, our Chief Options Strategist, was interviewed by Wealth Professional Canada Magazine for his thoughts on how investors can benefit from historically high levels of volatility in the bond market and achieve a tax efficient yield. Click here to read the article.
What’s behind firm’s rapid AUM growth?
“We are 10 times larger than we were pre-COVID,” said Robert Wessel when speaking with Wealth Professional Canada Magazine about the firm’s rapid growth. Our AUM is now $2.4 billion, up 33% year-to-date and 70% in the past year. We would like to thank all our supporters and partners for contributing to our continued success. Click here to read the article.
Why Canadian Banks Remain Compelling for Long-Term Investors
Wealth Professional Canada Magazine interviewed Robert Wessel for a discussion on the Canadian banks and why they remain compelling for investors looking for a good entry point. Click here to read the article.
Financial Post: Banks are keeping some of their powder dry when it comes to dividend increases, analysts say
The Financial Post wrote about the potential for Canadian bank dividend increases and our recent analysis of the banks. Click here to read the full article in the Financial Post, and see our related note “Canadian Banks: Five Possible Drivers in 2022 (Q4 2021 in Charts)”.
Wealth Professional: Canadian Banks on the Move
Wealth Professional wrote about the Canadian banks and why we believe there’s still room in this recovery for banks to make above-average returns. Click here to read the article.
Wealth Professional: Hamilton ETFs more than tripled its AUM this year
Wealth Professional interviewed Rob Wessel on our very successful year in 2021 as we have more than tripled our assets under management. Click here to read the full article from Wealth Professional.
Financial Post Opinion: Canadian bank dividends are poised to rise — a lot
The Financial Post published our comment on why we believe Canadian bank dividends, in our view, are poised to rise meaningfully over the next few quarters. Click here to read the full article in the Financial Post.