Another busy month for the Canadian ETF industry, which was recognised by EFAMA in their list of strongest ETF net inflows for the fourth quarter of last year.
EFAMA writes that global ETFs in the fourth quarter of 2025 recorded the strongest net inflows in the United States (EUR 481 billion), followed by Europe (EUR 94 billion, with Ireland and Luxembourg contributing EUR 61 billion and EUR 29 billion, respectively), China (EUR 64 billion), and Canada (EUR 31 billion).
CAGE – Avantis CIBC All-Equity Asset Allocation ETF
MAEC – Middlefield ActivEnergy Dividend Class
MIPC – Middlefield Income Plus Class
CADE – Avantis CIBC International Equity ETF
CASV – Avantis CIBC Global Small Cap Value ETF
EASY – Evolve All-in-One UltraYield ETF
GCEI – Guardian Canadian Equity Income Fund
GFGE – Guardian Fundamental Global Equity Fund
GSDB – Guardian Short Duration Bond Fund
TCCA – Trading Central Quant Canada 50 Equity Index ETF
TCEU – Trading Central Quant Europe 50 Equity Index ETF
TCUS – Trading Central Quant U.S. 50 Equity Index ETF
TCWW – Trading Central Quant Global 50 Equity Index ETF
COIL – All-Canadian Oil & Gas ETF
NYSX – Global X NYSE 100 Index ETF
MMAC – Manulife CQS Multi Asset Credit Fund
VUDV – Vanguard U.S. High Dividend Yield Index ETF
Dynamic Active Multi-Crypto ETF (DXMC)
ZMPW – BMO Market+ All Country World Equity ETF
ZMPC – BMO Market+ Canadian Equity ETF
ZMPG – BMO Market+ Global Equity ETF
ZMLG – BMO Market+ Low Volatility Global Equity ETF
ZMPU / ZMPU.F / ZMPU.U – BMO Market+ US Equity ETF (CAD / Hedged / USD)
To view this week’s Global ETF launches, click here.
To view this week’s US ETF launches, click here.
