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ZEQT

BMO All-Equity ETF · BMO ETFs

$40.60 CAD
+0.44% today
In plain English

ZEQT is a ETF from BMO ETFs that one-ticket 100% global equity portfolio. It charges a of 0.2% per year and pays a distribution of about 1.9% (quarterly).

MER
0.2%
Per issuer
Yield
1.90%
Quarterly
AUM
$1.8B
Per issuer
Holdings
5
Per issuer
Risk level
Medium to High
5y avg return
11%
Estimate

Asset mix

Equity100%
Bonds & cash0%

Category: All-in-one Equity

Sector allocation

  • Technology21%
  • Financials18%
  • Industrials12%
  • Other49%

Country allocation

  • United States47%
  • Canada25%
  • International Developed23%
  • Emerging Markets5%

Fund objective

One-ticket 100% global equity portfolio.

Investment strategy

Fund-of-funds of BMO equity ETFs.

Who typically uses this

Long-term investors comfortable with all-stock volatility.

Potential benefits
  • · Simple
  • · Low fee
  • · Broad diversification
Potential risks
  • · No bond cushion

Top 10 holdings

  • ZSP — US Equity47%
  • ZCN — Canadian Equity25%

Smart insights

Top sector

Other currently represents 49% of this ETF.

Geography

47% of the fund is concentrated in United States.

Distributions

Pays roughly 1.9% per year, quarterly.

Concentrated

Only 5 holdings — more concentrated than a broad-market fund.

All-in-one

Single-ticket portfolio — no rebalancing needed on your side.

Price history

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