RBC Global Asset Management Inc. announces unit splits for RBC Quant U.S. Dividend Leaders ETF and RBC Quant U.S. Dividend Leaders (CAD Hedged) ETF
Each unit split will be payable on
The "split ratio" shown below indicates the number of units that a unitholder of the affected RBC ETF will hold after the split in relation to the number of units of such RBC ETF held by the unitholder before the split.
RBC ETF Name |
Ticker |
Split Ratio |
|
RUD |
3:1 |
|
RUD.U |
3:1 |
|
RUDH |
2:1 |
Unitholders of RUD and RUD.U on the Record Date will be entitled to receive two additional units of RUD and RUD.U, respectively, for every unit of RUD and RUD.U, respectively, they own on that date.
Unitholders of RUDH on the Record Date will be entitled to receive one additional unit of RUDH for every unit of RUDH they own on that date.
Unit splits increase the number of outstanding units of each affected RBC ETF, while simultaneously lowering the unit price. When a unit split occurs, the net asset value per unit is decreased by the split ratio, resulting in no impact to the market value of the investor's unit position. An investor's cost per unit is also decreased by the same split ratio, although their total cost amount remains unchanged. The unit split is not a taxable event.
The "due bill" trading procedures of the TSX will apply to each RBC ETF's split of its units. A due bill is an entitlement attached to listed securities undergoing a corporate action, such as a unit split. Any trades executed on the TSX during the due bill period will be identified to ensure purchasers of the units of the applicable RBC ETF receive the entitlement to the applicable unit split. The due bill redemption date is expected to be
Unitholders do not need to take any action in connection with the unit splits. Unitholders will have their brokerage accounts automatically updated to reflect the unit splits. Unitholders who have questions regarding the impact of the unit splits should contact their brokerage firm.
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