iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)

iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD $18.40)
- $18.40 P/E (TTM): 35.13X Cap: $117M
- View CVD Profile
- View Questions on CVD

{tplLang.businessdescription | toLang tLang}

{ profileData.description }

{tplLang.details | toLang tLang}

{tplLang.ceo | toLang tLang}

{profileData.profile.details.ceo}

{tplLang.employees | toLang tLang}

{profileData.profile.details.employees | numeraljs '0,0'}

{tplLang.issuetype | toLang tLang}

{profileData.profile.details.issuetype | asIssueType}

{tplLang.industryclassifications | toLang tLang}

{tplLang.sector | toLang tLang}

{profileData.profile.classification.sector}

{tplLang.industry | toLang tLang}

{profileData.profile.classification.industry}

{tplLang.toolname| toLang tLang}

There is no {tplLang.toolname| toLang tLang} currently available for {data.symbolstring}.

iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $28.03)
- $28.03 P/E (TTM): 31.38X Cap: $9.93B
- View XBB Profile
- View Questions on XBB
iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD $18.40)
- $18.40 P/E (TTM): 35.13X Cap: $117M
- View CVD Profile
- View Questions on CVD
Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND $73.68)
- $73.68 Cap: $154.31B
- View BND Profile
- View Questions on BND

Q: To balance my portfolio what bond etfs and other fixed income would you recommend currently, give CAD And US options?
I have accumulated quite a lot of USD from good returns and I am seeking to broaden my exposure to non US stocks (e.g. Europe) are you okay with buying the US equivalent ETFs or do you recommend converting back into CAD?

Read Answer Asked by Mark on February 11, 2026

iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.88)
- $13.88 P/E (TTM): 6.96X Cap: $1.06B
- View CPD Profile
- View Questions on CPD
BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB $25.18)
- $25.18 P/E (TTM): 15.51X
- View ZWB Profile
- View Questions on ZWB
BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU $12.14)
- $12.14 P/E (TTM): 16.11X Cap: $2.13B
- View ZWU Profile
- View Questions on ZWU
iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD $18.40)
- $18.40 P/E (TTM): 35.13X Cap: $117M
- View CVD Profile
- View Questions on CVD
BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $21.34)
- $21.34 P/E (TTM): 0.55X Cap: $2.10B
- View ZWC Profile
- View Questions on ZWC
Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF (MFT $15.66)
- $15.66 P/E (TTM): 90.29X Cap: $328M
- View MFT Profile
- View Questions on MFT
Harvest Tech Achievers Growth & Income ETF (HTA $17.96)
- $17.96 P/E (TTM): 33.06X Cap: $682M
- View HTA Profile
- View Questions on HTA
Global X Canadian Oil and Gas Equity Covered Call ETF (ENCC $12.37)
- $12.37 P/E (TTM): 6.67X Cap: $803M
- View ENCC Profile
- View Questions on ENCC

Q: Hello 5i team,
In several recent reports you recommended selling the full position in CPD, noting “better opportunities.” I also noticed that CVD and MFT were removed from your model portfolios earlier.
Given this shift away from preferred-share ETFs, do you think a combination of ZWU, ENCC, ZWB, and HTA would serve as a reasonably balanced substitute for a moderate‑risk, slightly income‑oriented allocation? Or would you suggest broader diversification?
Thank you for your insights!

Read Answer Asked by Borys on January 22, 2026

iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.88)
- $13.88 P/E (TTM): 6.96X Cap: $1.06B
- View CPD Profile
- View Questions on CPD
BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB $25.18)
- $25.18 P/E (TTM): 15.51X
- View ZWB Profile
- View Questions on ZWB
BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU $12.14)
- $12.14 P/E (TTM): 16.11X Cap: $2.13B
- View ZWU Profile
- View Questions on ZWU
iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD $18.40)
- $18.40 P/E (TTM): 35.13X Cap: $117M
- View CVD Profile
- View Questions on CVD
BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $21.34)
- $21.34 P/E (TTM): 0.55X Cap: $2.10B
- View ZWC Profile
- View Questions on ZWC

Q: In one of recent reports you suggested to sell full position of CPD mentioning "better opportunities". I noticed that CVD also disappeared from your Income Portfolio as well (it is more explicable for me). Can you suggest potential alternatives for substitution of CPD / CVD considering relatively high dividends they pay and relatively low volatility? (may you consider ZMO or ZPAY... or something like that - kind of speculations :)). Thank you for great service!

Read Answer Asked by Borys on January 22, 2026