Brompton Funds has introduced U.S. dollar-denominated units for its Brompton Split Corp. Preferred Share ETF, now trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange. These USD Units allow investors to buy, sell, and receive distributions in U.S. dollars, with hedging to minimize Canadian dollar exposure. The ETF aims to provide monthly income and capital preservation through preferred shares of Canadian split share corporations. Since its launch in June 2023, the ETF's Canadian dollar units have delivered a 9.7% annual compound return as of August 2026. Distributions for the new USD Units will begin in October 2026.
Curaleaf Holdings has filed a complaint with the Alberta Securities Commission to halt Aurora's at-the-market (ATM) share issuances, which Curaleaf argues dilute shareholders and increase the cost of its takeover offer by over US$11 million. Since Fe...
The UAE's national digital identity platform, UAE Pass, uses blockchain technology for its digital vault but does not officially confirm Avalanche as the underlying blockchain protocol. While Avalanche has established a foundation in Abu Dhabi and pa...
Centrifuge has introduced two tokenized real-world asset products, deJTRSY and deJAAA, on OKX's Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain called X Layer. These products provide DeFi users access to short-duration US Treasuries and AAA-rated collateralized loan obl...
Kraft Heinz is moving its stock listing to the NYSE without changing shares or ticker. The company paused its planned breakup into two entities after a new CEO took over, believing the challenges can be fixed internally. Instead, Kraft Heinz is inves...
Montage Gold, a Canadian mining firm operating in West Africa, is rated 'Buy' with a suggested entry price around $10, below its current ~$14 trading level. The company’s Koné gold project is fully financed, having spent $624 million, with the first ...
