Toronto Stock Exchange adds multiple ETFs in August 2026
TSX listed several new ETFs in August 2026, including Avantis CIBC’s CAGR, BMO’s ZABS, Evolve’s CAMO and iShares’ XINT.
The Toronto Stock Exchange listed multiple exchange-traded funds in August 2026, spanning asset allocation, equity, fixed income, sector and structured-yield strategies.
The new listings include Avantis CIBC Growth Asset Allocation ETF (CAGR), Avantis CIBC World Equity ETF (CAGX) and Avantis CIBC Balanced Asset Allocation ETF (CAKE); BMO Asset-Backed Securities ETF (ZABS) with currency-denominated share classes ZABS.F and ZABS.U; Evolve Global Defense & Aerospace Index ETF (CAMO) and a secondary class CAMO.B; Evolve NASDAQ Technology UltraYield ETF (TECY); US High Interest Savings Account Fund (HISU.V); TD Target 2031 Investment Grade Bond Fund (TBCK); Purpose Structured Equity Yield Fund (PSY); iShares Equity + Bitcoin ETF Portfolio (IBQT); and iShares Core MSCI All-International Equity Index ETF (XINT).
Avantis CIBC’s three funds offer growth allocation, world equity and balanced allocation exposures. BMO’s ZABS and its share classes provide exposure to asset-backed securities backed by secured consumer and commercial receivables. Evolve’s CAMO tracks a defense and aerospace index while CAMO.B provides an alternative share class; TECY applies a yield-focused strategy targeting Nasdaq technology companies.
IBQT pairs equity exposure with an allocation to bitcoin within a single product. XINT tracks the MSCI All-International equity index to provide developed- and emerging-market international equity coverage. TBCK is a target-date investment grade bond fund oriented to a 2031 horizon. PSY is structured to generate equity yield through option overlays or similar structured equity techniques. HISU.V is a U.S. dollar high interest savings vehicle listed on the exchange.
Several listings included multiple ticker classes so investors can select preferred currency exposure or share-structure features. Issuers on the August slate include Avantis, CIBC, BMO, Evolve, TD, Purpose and iShares. All funds were registered and became tradable on the Toronto Stock Exchange on their respective August 2026 listing dates.
The August additions increase the number of ETFs available on the Toronto Stock Exchange across both traditional and non-traditional asset classes.
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