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Chinese Tesla in 2020

China

More Chinese electric car ETFs

ChinaAMC, one of China’s biggest ETF providers, is jumping on the china electric cars bandwagon and listing a new ETF that tracks the Teslas of China.


The ChinaAMC CSI New Energy Automobile ETF (515030) will track the CSI New Energy Vehicle Index, which is composed of A-Shares that are involved in making electric cars, vans and buses. This mostly includes car manufacturers but also companies that help build self-driving software and provide the capital inputs.

It is the third index fund in China to track this exact index, and the returns show why. The index has thrown off a massive 45% return the past year. However it did the same in 2015, and then proceeded to bomb -70%.

The fund charges 0.50%.

Canada

National Bank of Canada lists five new ETFs

Montreal-based National Bank of Canada, the country’s sixth largest bank, is listing a suite of ETFs that offer a broad sweep of exposures.

Exchange-Traded Fund Ticker Symbol (TSX) Sub-advised or managed by Management Fee
NBI Sustainable Canadian Bond ETF NSCB AlphaFixe Capital Inc. 0.55%
NBI Sustainable Canadian Equity ETF NSCE Fiera Capital Corporation 0.60%
NBI Sustainable Global Equity ETF NSGE AllianceBernstein Canada, Inc. 0.65%
NBI High Yield Bond ETF NHYB J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc. 0.60%
NBI Global Private Equity ETF NGPE National Bank Trust Inc. 0.55%

With the exception of NGPE, all of the ETFs are advised or managed by another company.

NGPE tracks an index from Morningstar of publicly listed private equity companies.

NHYB is actively managed and buys high-yield debt securities of developed market issuers.

The sustainable funds buy bonds and shares deemed to be sufficiently ethical by the fund’s subadvisors.


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