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The company offers similar ETFs to these mandates, but it is up to investors to switch from the terminating fund to the ETF before July 31, the expected date of completion for the mergers and terminations.
In a separate release, Jovian and BetaPro announced the filing of preliminary prospectuses for 10 new Horizons BetaPro ETFs. The 10 offerings follow the now-familiar Horizons format of offering a “bear” version and “bull” version.
The new ETFs provide either positive or negative exposure to the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, MSCI Emerging Markets index, the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. 30-year bond.
“We are extremely pleased with the popularity of our existing Canadian and commodity-focused ETF line-up,” said Atkinson. “Our next wave of HBP ETFs focuses on international equity, currency and fixed-income benchmarks, all important asset classes in well-diversified portfolios.”
(05/14/08)
The company offers similar ETFs to these mandates, but it is up to investors to switch from the terminating fund to the ETF before July 31, the expected date of completion for the mergers and terminations.
In a separate release, Jovian and BetaPro announced the filing of preliminary prospectuses for 10 new Horizons BetaPro ETFs. The 10 offerings follow the now-familiar Horizons format of offering a “bear” version and “bull” version.
The new ETFs provide either positive or negative exposure to the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, MSCI Emerging Markets index, the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. 30-year bond.
“We are extremely pleased with the popularity of our existing Canadian and commodity-focused ETF line-up,” said Atkinson. “Our next wave of HBP ETFs focuses on international equity, currency and fixed-income benchmarks, all important asset classes in well-diversified portfolios.”
(05/14/08)
The company offers similar ETFs to these mandates, but it is up to investors to switch from the terminating fund to the ETF before July 31, the expected date of completion for the mergers and terminations.
In a separate release, Jovian and BetaPro announced the filing of preliminary prospectuses for 10 new Horizons BetaPro ETFs. The 10 offerings follow the now-familiar Horizons format of offering a “bear” version and “bull” version.
The new ETFs provide either positive or negative exposure to the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, MSCI Emerging Markets index, the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. 30-year bond.
“We are extremely pleased with the popularity of our existing Canadian and commodity-focused ETF line-up,” said Atkinson. “Our next wave of HBP ETFs focuses on international equity, currency and fixed-income benchmarks, all important asset classes in well-diversified portfolios.”
(05/14/08)
(May 14, 2008) Jovian Capital and BetaPro Management have announced a plan to merge some mutual funds into its exchange traded funds, while scrapping several other mutual funds altogether.
The plan would fold the assets of the Horizons BetaPro S&P 500 Bear Plus Fund, S&P/TSX 60 Bear Plus Fund, NYMEX Oil Bear Plus Fund and COMEX Gold Bull Plus Fund into the corresponding ETFs.
“This consolidation of products will lead to greater efficiencies and liquidity for investors and will allow us to focus on bringing additional HBP ETFs to the marketplace to meet the growing demand,” said Howard J. Atkinson, President of BetaPro.
The company will also terminate the following mutual funds:
The company offers similar ETFs to these mandates, but it is up to investors to switch from the terminating fund to the ETF before July 31, the expected date of completion for the mergers and terminations.
In a separate release, Jovian and BetaPro announced the filing of preliminary prospectuses for 10 new Horizons BetaPro ETFs. The 10 offerings follow the now-familiar Horizons format of offering a “bear” version and “bull” version.
The new ETFs provide either positive or negative exposure to the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, MSCI Emerging Markets index, the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. 30-year bond.
“We are extremely pleased with the popularity of our existing Canadian and commodity-focused ETF line-up,” said Atkinson. “Our next wave of HBP ETFs focuses on international equity, currency and fixed-income benchmarks, all important asset classes in well-diversified portfolios.”
(05/14/08)
(May 14, 2008) Jovian Capital and BetaPro Management have announced a plan to merge some mutual funds into its exchange traded funds, while scrapping several other mutual funds altogether.
The plan would fold the assets of the Horizons BetaPro S&P 500 Bear Plus Fund, S&P/TSX 60 Bear Plus Fund, NYMEX Oil Bear Plus Fund and COMEX Gold Bull Plus Fund into the corresponding ETFs.
“This consolidation of products will lead to greater efficiencies and liquidity for investors and will allow us to focus on bringing additional HBP ETFs to the marketplace to meet the growing demand,” said Howard J. Atkinson, President of BetaPro.
The company will also terminate the following mutual funds:
The company offers similar ETFs to these mandates, but it is up to investors to switch from the terminating fund to the ETF before July 31, the expected date of completion for the mergers and terminations.
In a separate release, Jovian and BetaPro announced the filing of preliminary prospectuses for 10 new Horizons BetaPro ETFs. The 10 offerings follow the now-familiar Horizons format of offering a “bear” version and “bull” version.
The new ETFs provide either positive or negative exposure to the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, MSCI Emerging Markets index, the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. 30-year bond.
“We are extremely pleased with the popularity of our existing Canadian and commodity-focused ETF line-up,” said Atkinson. “Our next wave of HBP ETFs focuses on international equity, currency and fixed-income benchmarks, all important asset classes in well-diversified portfolios.”
(05/14/08)
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