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Investment Solutions
BMO Nesbitt Burns Group of
Funds
The BMO Nesbitt Burns Group of Funds is a mutual fund family designed
for investors seeking long-term capital growth with superior performance.
Based on the recommendations of our top-ranked research team¹, the
Group of Funds provides a selection of competitive mutual funds. You can
invest in the Group of Funds with an initial investment of $1,000.
The BMO Nesbitt Burns Group of Funds include:
BMO Nesbitt Burns Canadian Stock Selection Fund
BMO Nesbitt Burns U.S. Stock Selection Fund
BMO Nesbitt Burns Bond Fund
BMO Nesbitt Burns Balanced Fund
BMO Nesbitt Burns International Equity Fund
BMO Nesbitt Burns Portfolio Funds
- For investors looking for cost-effective access to some of the industry's leading mutual fund names, BMO Nesbitt Burns has created the BMO Nesbitt Burns Portfolio Funds.
- These 'fund-of-funds' mutual funds are offered in three distinct investor profiles: Balanced, Growth and All Equity, and are constructed using mutual funds ranked 'Top Pick' by our research team.
- Diversified by asset class, investment style and geographic sector, the BMO Nesbitt Burns Portfolio Funds offer a simplified approach to investing in mutual funds offered by companies such as AIM Trimark, AGF, Capital International, CI Investments, Talvest Mutual Funds, Franklin Templeton Investments and the Guardian Group of Funds.
- Quarterly Portfolio Disclosure
- Semi-Annual Financial Statements
- Annual Management Report of Fund Performance
- Semi-Annual Management Report of Fund Performance
Speak to your BMO
Nesbitt Burns Investment Advisor to see how these funds can be incorporated
into your investment portfolio.
Commissions, trailing commissions management fees
and expenses all may be associated with mutual fund investments. Please
read the prospectus before investing. Mutual funds are not guaranteed,
their values change frequently and past performance may not be repeated.
¹ Brendan Wood International Survey. Institutional
Equity Research, Sales and Trading Performance in Canada, 2006 Report.
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