US Equity

ZSP

BMO S&P 500 Index ETF · BMO ETFs

$88.23 CAD

+0.51% today

In plain English

ZSP is a ETF from BMO ETFs that track the s&p 500 index in canadian dollars. It charges a of 0.09% per year and pays a distribution of about 1.2% (quarterly).

MER

0.09%

Per issuer

Yield

1.20%

Quarterly

AUM

$16.8B

Per issuer

Holdings

503

Per issuer

Risk level

Medium to High

5y avg return

14%

Estimate

Asset mix

Equity100%

Bonds & cash0%

Category: US Equity

Sector allocation

Technology30%
Financials13%
Healthcare12%
Consumer11%
Other34%

Country allocation

United States100%

Fund objective

Track the S&P 500 index in Canadian dollars.

Investment strategy

Passive index replication.

Who typically uses this

Canadians who want US large-cap exposure in a Canadian-listed fund.

Potential benefits

· Low fee
· Large fund size
· Traded in CAD

Potential risks

· Currency risk
· US-only exposure

Top 10 holdings

Apple6.8%
Microsoft6.5%
Nvidia5.9%
Amazon3.4%

Learn this ETF

A plain-English, factual breakdown of how ZSP is built.

What it owns: 503 holdings in the us equity space.
Tracked index / approach: Passive index replication.
Management fee (MER): 0.09% per year — about $9 per $10,000 invested annually.
Geographic exposure: United States 100%
Sector exposure: Other 34% · Technology 30% · Financials 13%
Holdings count: 503
Distribution frequency: Quarterly distributions
Investment objective: Track the S&P 500 index in Canadian dollars.

Figures per issuer factsheet. Information provided for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.

What's new for ZSP

Information provided for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.

Smart insights

Tracks

This ETF tracks the S&P 500.

Low fees

MER of 0.09% is among the lowest available in Canada.

Top sector

Other currently represents 34% of this ETF.

Geography

100% of the fund is concentrated in United States.

Distributions

Pays roughly 1.2% per year, quarterly.

Price history

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ETF Fact

ETF fact: XIC

iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (BlackRock iShares) is a canadian equity fund with an MER of 0.06% per the issuer factsheet.

Information provided for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.

Terms used on this page

ETF

Exchange-Traded Fund. A basket of many investments you can buy in a single trade, like a stock.

Index

A defined list of investments (like the S&P 500). Many ETFs are built to copy an index.

MER

Management Expense Ratio — the yearly percentage fee an ETF charges you. Lower is usually better.

Yield

Yearly income (like dividends or interest) expressed as a percentage of the price.

Diversification

Spreading your money across many investments so no single one can hurt you badly.

Passive investing

Owning broad low-cost funds long-term instead of trying to beat the market.

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