AGF Investments Launches Additional ETF Series

Offerings provide investors with access to alternatives, active fixed income, and U.S. small-mid cap equities in a mutual fund with ETF series option

TORONTO, Feb. 27, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AGF Investments Inc. (AGF Investments) announced that effective today it is expanding its line-up with the launch of ETF series options for AGF Global Real Assets Fund, AGF Total Return Bond Fund and AGF U.S. Small-Mid Cap Fund.

“We continue to broaden our ETF offerings with the addition of ETF series options on long-running funds in key areas of focus for investors, including alternative assets and active fixed income,” said Meaghan Kelly, Chief Marketing & Product Officer, AGF Investments. “This launch builds on our commitment to provide options for our investors to access our capabilities in any of their preferred vehicles.”

Fund	Fund Series Available	ETF Series Ticker	Risk Rating
AGF Global Real Assets Fund	Series MF, F, I, O	AGLR (Cboe Canada Inc.)	Medium
AGF Total Return Bond Fund	Series MF, F, O, Q, W, V, I	ATRB (Cboe Canada Inc.)	Low
AGF U.S. Small-Mid Cap Fund	Series MF, F, O, Q, W	ASMD (Cboe Canada Inc.)	Medium to High

About the Funds

• AGF Global Real Assets Fund aims to deliver long-term capital growth by investing in listed global securities in energy, materials, infrastructure and precious metals sectors and is for investors seeking to invest in global equities with some exposure to fixed income and commodities. The fund uses a bottom-up fundamental security selection combined with tactical weightings to each asset class and the utilization of derivatives to manage risk and enhance income.
  
  
• AGF Total Return Bond Fund offers the potential for higher yields than traditional bonds with exposure to a range of fixed income securities including high yield bonds, convertible bonds and emerging market bonds. The fund uses a top-down fundamental approach to determine its category allocation and is combined with a bottom-up approach to corporate bond selection using corporate credit research.