Ninepoint Partners Renames ETFs and Adjusts Risk Rating
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TORONTO, Sept. 17, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Ninepoint Partners LP, one of Canada’s leading alternative investment management firms, has announced significant changes to certain of its Ninepoint HighShares ETFs. Effective immediately, the firm has renamed the Ninepoint TD HighShares ETF and the Ninepoint Royal Bank HighShares ETF. Additionally, the risk rating for the Ninepoint Cameco HighShares ETF has been adjusted.
The name changes are reflected in the ticker symbols and CUSIP numbers, which remain unchanged. These modifications do not affect the investment objectives or strategies of the ETFs. The updates will be documented in an amendment to the ETFs’ prospectus and ETF Facts, which will be filed with Canadian securities regulators as part of the 2026 ETF Facts renewal process.
Ninepoint Partners LP, headquartered in Toronto, oversees approximately $8 billion in assets under management and institutional contracts. The firm is committed to offering innovative investment solutions to help investors enhance returns and manage portfolio risk. The changes are part of the firm’s ongoing efforts to ensure clarity and transparency for its clients.
The risk rating adjustment for the Ninepoint Cameco HighShares ETF is the result of an annual review of the investment risk level by the firm. This review is conducted in accordance with the methodology required by Canadian securities regulators. The updated risk rating will provide investors with a clearer understanding of the potential risks associated with the ETF.
These changes are part of Ninepoint Partners LP’s commitment to maintaining high standards of transparency and client education. The firm continues to offer a diverse range of alternative strategies, including equity, fixed income, alternative income, real assets, foreign exchange, and digital assets.
Investors are reminded that commissions, trailing commissions, management fees, performance fees (if any), and other expenses are associated with investing in the ETFs. It is important for potential investors to read the prospectus carefully before making any investment decisions. The ETFs are not guaranteed, and their values can change frequently. Past performance is not indicative of future results.