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Investors who purchase equity securities may be exposed to a high level of risk because the prices of equity securities can rise and fall significantly in a short period of time with both a change in general markets or a change in the fortune of the underlying companies.
Investors who purchase fixed income securities may be exposed to fluctuations in the price of those securities due to change in interest rates, a change in credit spreads or a change in the ability of the underlying companies to payback their loans.
Cash, or other investments, held in a foreign currency will expose the investor to fluctuations in currency. Further, there could be limitations or taxes placed on the purchase or sale of foreign currency which could limit the investor’s ability to buy or sell foreign investments.
Liquidity risks include the inability to purchase or sell a security at prevailing or desired prices due to a lack of shares available for sale on the market.
Derivatives, including call and put options, are investments whose value is derived from an underlying security. The price of derivative securities can change very quickly and are generally much more volatile than the underlying security. Further, there is no guarantee that the derivative security tracks the value of the underlying security.
Exchange Traded Funds (“ETFs”) are securities that closely resemble an underlying index. The value and the change of value of the ETF could deviate from the underlying index for a number reasons, including, (a) a lack of liquidity in the ETF, (b) management fees, (c) the use of leverage, (b) in some instances, the ETF does not hold all of the underlying securities held in the index.
Like many investment firms, we use a Carrying Broker to provide custodial and back-office services. Cumberland Private Wealth Management Inc. is an Introducing Broker, and National Bank Independent Network (“NBIN”) is the Carrying Broker for its client accounts. NBIN is a division of National Bank Financial Inc. (NBF Inc.), which is an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary of National Bank of Canada. With respect to any transaction for Cumberland client account(s), NBIN will be the custodian and is responsible for trade execution and settlement, the custody of cash and securities, preparation of confirmations and monthly statements and the financing of any account positions. Information on NBIN can be found here: https://info.nbin.ca
When placing orders for, or on behalf of clients, we select NBIN as well as other brokers, who are able to provide best execution, taking into consideration overall transaction costs, order size, speed of execution, ease of settlement, and other factors deemed relevant at the time of the order. Brokers or third parties may provide research services and/or order execution services to Cumberland in exchange for brokerage business from Cumberland’s client accounts and investment funds.
All Canadian brokers are required to comply with Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) best execution rules.
The NBIN’s best execution policy found here is designed to help our clients understand how best execution is obtained and the procedures employed by NBIN to achieve best execution in accordance with the guidance provided by securities legislations in Canada:
Please contact us if you have questions about the other brokers we utilize for trade execution.
