Hamilton ETFs launches two new yield maximizer funds
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Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. announced the launch of two new exchange-traded funds focused on generating monthly income through covered call strategies.
The Hamilton Canadian Equity YIELD MAXIMIZER ETF (TSX: CMAX) and Hamilton International Equity YIELD MAXIMIZER ETF (TSX: IMAX) will begin trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on May 11, 2026, according to a company statement.
CMAX aims to provide monthly income from a diversified portfolio of primarily covered call ETFs with a focus on Canadian markets. IMAX seeks to generate monthly income from a portfolio exposed to international equities while employing a covered call option writing program to supplement distribution income and reduce volatility.
Both funds have completed their initial unit offerings. The ETFs are part of Hamilton's YIELD MAXIMIZER suite of products designed to generate income from equity portfolios.
"CMAX and IMAX expand on our popular suite of YIELD MAXIMIZER ETFs, giving investors more choice in how they generate monthly income while remaining invested in diversified equity portfolios," said Pat Sommerville, Co-CEO at Hamilton ETFs.
Hamilton ETFs manages over $15 billion in assets and describes itself as one of Canada's fastest-growing ETF providers. The Toronto-based firm offers exchange-traded funds designed for income and growth from various sectors in Canada and internationally.
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