Ian Tam is the Director of Investment Research at Morningstar Canada. He specializes in finance and financial markets, with a focus on themes such as mutual funds, asset management, investment strategies, and wealth management. Ian's insights have been featured in Morningstar Research Inc, MORNINGSTAR NETWORK SL, and The Globe and Mail.
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Over the past two decades, 654 ETFs have closed in Canada. Here’s what they teach us
We found funds that have passed the five-year sniff test
By: Ian Tam
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On average, funds with higher ratings tend to outperform others over time
What are we looking for? The screen Canadians seem to have a bit of a thing for active management.
Funds screened to capture a combination of low-cost, historical results and positive outlooks
