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HARC $21.63
Change $-0.08 -0.37%
Volume 1300
Last Close $21.71
Prices delayed by 15 minutes. Last trade: Dec 13, 2019 05:15 PM
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HARC
January 16, 2017
10,118,418 (as at 2019-12-13)
8,631 (for 2019-12-13)
3,839 (as at 2019-11-30)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Horizons ETFs Management (Canada) Inc.
All Registered and Non-Registered Accounts
CIBC Asset Management Inc.
0.95% (plus applicable sales tax)
CAD
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Found In
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The investment objective of HARC is to seek to generate positive absolute returns through long and short exposure to selected global currencies. HARC will generally hold Canadian short-term fixed-income securities and will primarily use derivative instruments to gain its exposure to selected global currencies.
**Performance since inception on January 16, 2017, as at November 30, 2019
as at November 30, 2019
Absolute Leverage (Notional Exposure / ETF NAV) 2.3264:1
Nav/Unit: $21.66680
Price: $21.63
Premium Discount: $-0.04
Premium Discount Percentage: -0.17%
Outstanding Shares: 467,000
as at December 13, 2019
• The only long/short global currency ETF in Canada: HARC gives investors both long- and short-position access to the world’s largest securities market, paired with the expertise of a world-class currency management team • Direct exposure to currencies: In the past five years, currencies have contributed to approximately 30% of the annualized total return on an S&P 500® investment by a Canadian investor* • Non-correlated returns: Currency returns tend to be driven by factors that are distinct from those of traditional asset classes • Absolute returns: HARC seeks to generate positive returns in all market conditions • A high level of expertise: With $32 billion in currency related assets under management, HARC’s sub-advisor (CIBC Asset Management Inc.) is one of the largest currency investment teams in North America** • Leverage: HARC may be exposed to leverage. Under normal market conditions, the maximum amount of leverage used, expressed as a ratio of total underlying notional value of the securities and/or financial derivative positions, divided by the net assets, will generally not exceed 3:1
* Source: Bloomberg, for the five-year period ending December 30, 2016. ** Source: CIBC Asset Management Inc., as at November 1, 2016.
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