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TSE:MBNK ETF Price & Analysis

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C$19.64
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C$19.64
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ETF Overview

Mulvihill Canadian Bank ETF

TSE:MBNK — Mulvihill Canadian Bank ETF provides concentrated exposure to Canada’s leading diversified banks, offering investors a straightforward way to tilt a portfolio toward the financials sector with a specific focus on the nation’s major retail and commercial lenders. The fund’s objective is long‑term capital appreciation through a portfolio composed primarily of common shares of Bank of Montreal, The Bank of Nova Scotia, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, National Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Canada and The Toronto‑Dominion Bank. Positioned in the Financials sector and carved out within the Diversified Banks niche, MBNK is designed for investors who want targeted access to Canada’s banking franchise—companies that are deeply integrated into the domestic economy, typically large‑cap, highly regulated, and historically dividend‑paying. By concentrating on these core bank names, the ETF delivers exposure to the credit cycle, net interest income dynamics and fee‑based banking businesses that drive the Canadian financial system. The fund can serve multiple roles in a portfolio: a focused growth vehicle to capture appreciation in bank equities, a complement to broader Canadian equity allocations for sector overweighting, or a tactical play on domestic interest‑rate and economic trends. Investors should expect concentration risk and heightened sensitivity to macro drivers such as interest rates, credit conditions and housing market trends, as well as regulatory and geopolitical developments that disproportionately affect banks. MBNK is appropriate for investors seeking a clear, bank‑centric exposure rather than a broad financials basket—those comfortable with sector concentration and the cyclical nature of banking earnings, and who are aiming for long‑term growth with the potential for dividend income from Canada’s principal banking franchise.

Mulvihill Canadian Bank ETF (MBNK) Fund Flow Chart

Mulvihill Canadian Bank ETF (MBNK) 1 year Net Flows: C$42M

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MBNK ETF FAQ

What was TSE:MBNK’s price range in the past 12 months?
TSE:MBNK lowest ETF price was C$18.96 and its highest was C$21.25 in the past 12 months.
    What is the AUM of TSE:MBNK?
    As of Oct 15, 2026 The AUM of TSE:MBNK is 41.22M.
      Is TSE:MBNK overvalued?
      According to Wall Street analysts TSE:MBNK’s price is currently Undervalued. Get more investment ideas with TipRanks Premium
        Does TSE:MBNK pay dividends?
        TSE:MBNK does not currently pay dividends.
        How many shares outstanding does TSE:MBNK have?
        Currently, no data Available
        Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of TSE:MBNK?
        Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in TSE:MBNK

        MBNK ETF Smart Score

        For ETFs, the calculations for the Smart Score, Analyst Consensus, Price Target, Blogger Sentiment, News Sentiment and Insider Transactions are based on the weighted average of the ETF's holdings and some additional factors. Hedge Fund Trend, Crowd Wisdom and Technicals are based on the actual ETF ticker.​

        Top 10 Holdings

        Name
        Weight %
        Bank Of Nova Scotia
        16.21%
        Bank Of Montreal
        14.91%
        Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce
        14.88%
        Royal Bank Of Canada
        14.83%
        Toronto Dominion Bank
        14.83%
        National Bank of Canada
        14.08%
        Premium Income Corporation Class A
        9.62%
        Government of Canada 0.0% 21-OCT-2026
        0.63%
        Canadian Dollar
        0.02%
        Total100.00%
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