Who runs these funds.
The company behind an ETF is its issuer — the firm that builds it, sets the fee and publishes what it holds. They are not banks, though some are bank-owned, and not hedge funds.
| Issuer | Known for | Funds here |
|---|---|---|
| Hamilton ETFs | Covered-call income funds — the YIELD MAXIMIZER and multi-sector lines. | 10 |
| Harvest ETFs | Equity income specialist. Covered-call funds on healthcare, tech and utilities. | — |
| Evolve ETFs | Covered-call and thematic funds, including the BANK and LIFE enhanced-yield series. | — |
| BMO ETFs | One of the largest Canadian lineups, including the long-running ZWB and ZWC covered-call funds. | — |
| iShares | BlackRock's Canadian arm. Broad index funds, plus the XEI and XDIV dividend series. | — |
| Vanguard Canada | Low-fee index funds. VDY is its Canadian high-dividend fund. | — |
| Global X | Formerly Horizons. Covered-call, high-interest-savings and leveraged funds. | — |
Issuers are added one at a time, after the data they publish has been checked end to end, rather than by importing every ticker on the market.
Compare across issuers, not just within one.
Put any two funds side by side, see where their holdings overlap, and track what yours have actually paid.