Brompton Global Dividend Growth ETF(BDIV-T)
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The Brompton Global Dividend Growth ETF seeks to provide: (i) stable monthly cash distributions; and (ii) a stable net asset value. The ETF seeks to hedge substantially all of its foreign currency exposure back to the Canadian dollar. The ETF invests in a portfolio consisting primarily of corporate preferred shares, trust preferred shares and other corporate debt of North American issuers or of Canadian of U.S. dollar denominated securities of global issuers.

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52-Week RangeLow price22.62-High price26.50
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