Touchstone ETF Trust - Touchstone Climate Transition ETF (HEAT)
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| Capital Markets Industry | Financials Sector | - CEO | BATS Exchange | 89157W509 CUSIP |
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Overview
The fund is designed to seize the investment opportunities presented by the global shift towards a sustainable climate. By dedicating at least 80% of its net assets—including any borrowings intended for investment purposes—towards companies primed to benefit from climate transition, the fund positions itself at the forefront of this pivotal movement. Its investment strategy is broad, encompassing a range of equity securities such as common and preferred stocks, various forms of depositary receipts, and interests in other investment entities that focus on equities linked to climate benefits. This diverse approach aims to cater to investors seeking to contribute to and benefit from the transition towards a more environmentally sustainable future.
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- Common Stocks
Ownership stakes in publicly traded companies identified as beneficiaries of the transitioning climate environment. This allows investors to directly participate in the capital growth of these enterprises as they innovate and expand within the green economy.
- Preferred Stocks
A type of stock that offers potentially more stable dividends than common stocks, combined with priority over common stock in asset liquidation. Investing in preferred stocks of climate-forward companies offers a balance of potential income and investment growth with a focus on sustainability.
- Depositary Receipts
Financial instruments that represent a company's publicly traded shares from another country. These include American Depositary Receipts (ADRs), Global Depositary Receipts (GDRs), and European Depositary Receipts (EDRs), allowing investors to gain exposure to foreign companies benefiting from climate transition, without the complexities of investing directly in foreign markets.
- Interests in Other Investment Companies
Investments in other funds or investment companies that themselves focus on equity securities of companies driving or benefiting from environmental sustainability. This diversification strategy spreads risk and exposes investors to a broader array of opportunities in the green transformation sphere.
