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New synthetic bonds: CARs and PARS are a new variety of corporate bond aimed at investors. (Fixed Income).
February 1, 2003... Fixed income investors now have more choices. CARs (Coupons And Residuals) and PARS (Par Adjusted Rate Securities) are new synthetic products that may be of interest to fixed income investors. RBC Dominion Securities has filed a new prospectus for $3 billion for the above products. CARs...

Portfolio-Linked Note from National Bank. (Money Matters).
February 1, 2003... National Bank has launched its Canadian Blue Chip Portfolio-Linked Note. Each note costs $100 and matures in 2010. Upon maturity, investors are to receive their initial $100 investment plus the increase in the value of a basket of 20 Canadian blue chip stocks. ($100 X the value at...

New Mutual Fund-Linked GIC from AGF. (Money Matters).
February 1, 2003... AGF Trust's new Mutual Fund Linked GIC offers investors the opportunity to participate in 65% of the market gains from three AGF mutual funds. Investors get both the protection of a GIC with the opportunity of higher return. The five-year GICs pay a guaranteed 5% at maturity In addition,...

New hedge funds from National Life. (Money Matters).
February 1, 2003... National Life has introduced two new hedge funds that combine growth potential with disciplined risk management with a minimum investment of just $1,000. The investment approach combines multiple strategies within a single fund. While focusing on preservation of capital and risk...

ROI Fund lets investors get dividends first. (Money Matters).
February 1, 2003... The new ROI Fund is promising that investors are paid dividends first before the fund manager receives any performance bonus. The fund will invest in businesses in the manufacturing, health and financial service sectors with revenues of $10-to-$50 million, assets up to $50 million and fewer...

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