La gestion de risque de concentration sans sacrifier le potentiel de croissance à long terme est devenue une priorité clé pour la construction des portefeuilles.
La possibilité de tirer un revenu supplémentaire grâce à des placements à taux variable de premier rang a fortement stimulé les FNB de titres adossés à des prêts, qui ont dû composer avec la volatilité du marché cette année.
Étant donné que les risque liés à l’actualité dominent actuellement le marché, les investisseurs doivent composer avec un contexte difficile, et ils sont nombreux à avoir opté pour des stratégies axées sur les dividendes. L’attrait est compréhensible, car les sociétés qui peuvent verser des dividendes stables et croissants sont souvent signe de confiance, de maturité et de solidité financière.
Les investisseurs qui recherchent une volatilité plus faible par rapport à l’ensemble des marchés, tout en augmentant le niveau de rendement de leurs portefeuilles, ont la possibilité de transformer la volatilité en revenu grâce à nos six premiers choix offrant un rendement de 6 % ou plus.
À mesure que les risques d’inflation augmentent, une stratégie de répartition résiliente pourrait nécessiter plus que des actions et des obligations. Voici cinq façons qui vous aideront à protéger les portefeuilles et à diversifier le risque.
Investir défensivement ne convient pas à tous. Les stratégies de FNB à faible volatilité, avec tranche protégée et à dividendes peuvent réorganiser les profils de risque et de rendement et aider à contenir la nervosité des clients lorsque les marchés mettent à l’épreuve leur conviction.
Comprendre le fonctionnement de la liquidité des FNB peut aider les investisseurs et les conseillers à exécuter les opérations plus efficacement, à éviter les pièges courants et à obtenir de meilleurs résultats pour les clients. Dans le texte qui suit, nous brisons les mythes liés à la liquidité véritable et nous vous faisons part des meilleures pratiques en matière d’écarts de cours, de moment d’exécution et d’opérations en blocs.
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La retraite pourrait durer plus longtemps que prévu. La question est la suivante : votre portefeuille est-il conçu pour suivre le rythme?
Bien que, jusqu’à présent, l’année a été difficile pour les titres de qualité, nous nous attendons à ce qu’ils génèrent de bons résultats pour la suite. Cette situation s’explique en grande partie par l’évolution du contexte macroéconomique favorisant les sociétés affichant des bénéfices stables, une politique monétaire toujours restrictive de la Fed et une exposition à l’IA.
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The federal deficit came in better than expected for fiscal 2025-26, but the path forward remains wide. Robert Kavcic, senior economist with BMO Capital Markets joins Bipan to break down the 2026 Spring Economic Update, including how Ottawa used its extra fiscal room, what the new sovereign wealth fund could mean in practice, and how Canada’s fiscal position stacks up against its G7 peers. This podcast was recorded on May 1, 2026. FOMC: Federal Open Market Committee
In this episode, host Zayla Saunders sits down with Roxane Lapenna to break down the mechanics behind the covered call ETF shelf: from option premium and cash flow generation to the realities of NAV erosion and what it all means for your portfolio. Zayla Saunders is Vice President of ETF Online Distribution at BMO Global Asset Management (BMO GAM). She is joined by Roxane Lapenna, Head of Retail Investment Specialists at BMO GAM. This episode was recorded live on April 27, 2026.
Private credit is under pressure — but how concerned should investors be? Bipan is joined by Mark Jarosz, head of credit alternatives at BMO Global Asset Management, to break down default data, liquidity and retail flows. They explore why institutional capital remains steady, how today’s market differs from the Global Financial Crisis, and what’s actually driving volatility beneath the headlines. This podcast was recorded on April 22, 2026.
All-in-one investing sounds simple. The construction behind it isn’t. In this episode, Matt Montemurro joins host Zayla Saunders to pull back the curtain on BMO’s asset allocation ETF suite — from benchmark methodology and portfolio construction to the tax efficiency decisions often overlooked by everyday investors. Zayla Saunders is Vice President of ETF Online Distribution at BMO Global Asset Management (BMO GAM). She is joined by Matt Montemurro, Head of Fixed Income and Equity Index ETFs at BMO GAM. This episode was recorded live on April 17, 2026.
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From energy shocks and bond market tension to the surprising behaviour of gold and global equities, Bipan is joined by Brent Joyce, chief investment strategist for BMO Private Wealth to explore how investors can stay grounded when markets are moving seemingly minute-by-minute. The pair discuss how disciplined portfolio construction beats reactive decisions, carrying investors through the uncertainty. This podcast was recorded on Monday, April 6, 2026.
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Today, we have a special treat for our listeners — a deep dive episode of the BMO Smarter Investing podcast. Join Kevin Prins and your host, Erin Allen, as they delve into the transformative world of asset allocation ETFs. Discover their growth, benefits, and how they simplify investing for both novice and seasoned investors.
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