BlackRock launches 2 Canada ETFs, with one allocating 3% to Bitcoin

Extracto:BlackRock Canada launched two exchange-traded funds Monday on the Toronto Stock Exchange: IBQT, a portfolio combining globally diversified equities with a 3% Bitcoin allocation, and XINT, an international equity index fund. IBQT allocates 97% to Canadian, US, international and emerging-market equities and 3% to Bitcoin exposure through BlackRocks Canadian iShares Bitcoin ETF, primarily holding other iShares ETFs. XINT tracks the MSCI ACWI ex North America IMI Index, covering more than 5,000 companies across about 40 developed and emerging markets outside Canada and the US. Both funds are managed through the RBC iShares alliance. BlackRock noted its iShares business oversees roughly $6.2 trillion across more than 1,700 ETFs.

BlackRock Canada launched two exchange-traded funds Monday, including a portfolio that combines globally diversified equities with a 3% allocation to Bitcoin.

The two funds, which began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, are the iShares Equity + Bitcoin ETF Portfolio (IBQT) and the iShares Core MSCI All-International Equity Index ETF (XINT).

IBQT allocates 97% of its portfolio to Canadian, US, international and emerging-market equities and 3% to Bitcoin (BTC) exposure through BlackRocks Canadian iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), which trades on Cboe Canada. Rather than investing in individual stocks, IBQT primarily holds other iShares ETFs to provide its equity and Bitcoin exposure.

XINT tracks the MSCI ACWI ex North America IMI Index, providing exposure to more than 5,000 companies across as many as 40 developed and emerging markets outside Canada and the US.

Both funds are managed by BlackRock Asset Management Canada through the RBC iShares alliance. BlackRock said its iShares business managed about $6.2 trillion in assets across more than 1,700 ETFs as of June 30.

The asset management giants US-listed iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is the largest US spot Bitcoin ETF by assets under management, with about $47.9 billion in AUM, according to CoinMarketCap data.

Top five US spot Bitcoin ETFs by AUM. Source: CoinMarketCap

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