Natcan's Roger Rouleau Discusses Canadian Preferred Shares
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Roger Rouleau, Portfolio Manager, Natcan Investments, manager of the Horizons Alphapro Preferred Share ETF (HPR:TSX) shares his thoughts on Canadian preferred shares:
Questions discussed (hover over the thumbnails in the viewer for video info):
1. HPR has handily outperformed other preferred share ETFs since inception. What has drive this out-performance? Can you explain a little about why preferred share index strategies are inefficient versus a well thought out active strategy?
2. Many investors look to preferred hares as an income investment strategy. What's your outlook for the return on preferred shares, particularly versus the corporate bond debt of the same issuers?
3. We've seen a couple of the large insurers, Sun Life and Manulife just complete some robust preferred share issues. Have you bought these? What's your outlook for preferred share issues from the insurers?
Source: Horizons ETFs
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