Which Kinds of Active ETFs Have Been Popular?

September 18, 2018

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If it's Canadian ETFs, its CIBC Mellon's Ron Landry.

Our conversation with Ron Landry, Vice President, Canadian ETF Services, CIBC Mellon, continues. ETFs continue to gain rapidly in popularity, and Active ETFs have made a big splash in Canada in the last year. Landry weighs in on the trend in Active ETFs, pointing out which kinds have been popular among investors.

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