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The TD Q Advantage
TD Q Canadian Dividend ETF (TQCD) | TD Q Global Dividend ETF (TQGD)
TD Q ETF Solutions
The TD Quantitative (TD Q) Dividend Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) aim to provide broad exposure to high-quality dividend-paying stocks in their respective markets. At TD Asset Management Inc. (TDAM), we believe high interest rates will cause economies to slow, and we see the potential for shallow recessions in major economies in 2024. In such an environment, quality companies with a track record of profitability, cash flow generation, and dividend increases should outperform the broad market.

TD Q Canadian
Dividend ETF
0.35% Management Fee
Uses a quantitative approach that screens for equity securities of Canadian issuers that provide strong current dividend income, and the potential for dividend growth.

TD Q Global
Dividend ETF
0.40% Management Fee
Uses a quantitative approach that screens
for equity securities of global issuers
that provide strong current dividend
income, and the potential for dividend growth.

TD Q ETF strategies follow an investment process that screens the investment universe, gaining exposure to the appropriate factors or alpha while seeking to minimize risk using proprietary models and optimization.
TDAM leverages the expertise of its TD Q Team with TD Q ETFs.
The TD Q Team at TDAM actively manages the TD Q ETFs by combining the science of quantitative investing with the deep expertise of a broad portfolio management team.

Experience
Over 25 years of managing
quantitative strategies.

Value
Offering low-cost quantitative
solutions for any investor.

Scale
One of the largest managers of
quantitative equity strategies in Canada.1

Deep Technical Skills
A diverse and experienced team
with a broad range of skills.
Quantitative investing is a sophisticated approach to investment management and security
selection. It often uses a combination of computer models, data analytics and professional
judgement in the pursuit of excess returns (alpha) above a market benchmark (like the S&P 500
Index) while seeking to create an optimal portfolio that balances risk and return.