XEQT
TSXCanadianiShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio
Sector: ETF
About iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio
The iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (XEQT.TO) is a 100% equity all-in-one ETF providing globally diversified stock exposure with no bonds. Similar to VEQT, it holds a mix of U.S., Canadian, international developed, and emerging market equities through underlying iShares index ETFs. XEQT automatically rebalances to maintain its target allocation. With an MER of 0.20%, it matches VEQT on cost (also ~0.20% after Vanguard's 2025 fee cut). XEQT allocates ~25% to Canada vs VEQT's ~30%, giving slightly less home bias and more U.S. exposure. Note: XEQT has slightly LESS emerging markets exposure than VEQT — do NOT claim XEQT has broader diversification. The main difference is Canadian home bias (25% vs 30%). It is the iShares alternative for investors who want maximum equity growth in a single ticker.
Market Cap
Approximately CAD 4 billion AUM
P/E Ratio
0.20% MER
Dividend Yield
Approximately 1.5-2% yield
Sector
ETF
- +100% equity with global diversification at a competitive 0.20% MER.
- +Now cost-matched with VEQT (~0.20% each after Vanguard's 2025 fee cut). Lower Canadian home bias (~25% vs ~30%) but slightly less emerging markets exposure.
- +All-in-one solution with automatic rebalancing — no portfolio management required.
- -100% equity means full drawdown exposure during market crashes.
- -No fixed-income allocation — not appropriate for conservative investors.
- -Currency exposure across multiple regions adds volatility for Canadian investors.
XEQT is the iShares answer to VEQT — 100% global equity at 0.20% MER. Now cost-matched with VEQT after Vanguard's 2025 fee cut. XEQT has less Canadian home bias (~25% vs ~30%). Both are excellent all-equity options.
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Key risks for iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio include: 100% equity means full drawdown exposure during market crashes. No fixed-income allocation — not appropriate for conservative investors. Our AI weighs these against catalysts and momentum relative to ETF sector peers.
iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (XEQT) operates in the ETF sector and is listed on the TSX.
XEQT is listed on the TSX. iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio is a Canadian-listed company.
iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio is a Canadian company in the ETF sector, trading under the ticker XEQT on the TSX. For detailed AI analysis of their business and stock, see our latest coverage on this page.
ETF sector peers include iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU), iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC), Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (CAD) (VFV). Our AI runs elimination tournaments comparing these stocks head-to-head on valuation, catalysts, risk, and momentum.
iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio has an approximate dividend yield of Approximately 1.5-2% yield. BullOrBS focuses on AI-driven fundamental analysis rather than real-time financial data.
iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio has an approximate P/E ratio of 0.20% MER. Visit this page for full AI-driven analysis including valuation metrics.
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