BMO Asset Management has launched three single-stock Autocallable Income ETFs in Canada, giving exposure to NVIDIA (NVIA), Palantir (PLTA) and Tesla (TESA), all listed on Cboe Canada with CAD units. The funds aim to provide potential monthly cash flow and moderate downside protection by using derivatives, with a scheduled maturity about three and a half years after October 28, 2026, or an earlier date. BMO's Sara Petrcich said the structure gives investors access to companies that have drawn significant market attention. The prospectus stresses that investors should review the issuers' public filings and other analyst and news reports before investing.
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