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Posted in: News Posted on: April 14, 2025
CLICK HERE TO READ A few key developments from March: Concerns around the Trump administration’s tariff path have heightened market volatility, with a further sell-off following official announcements in early April. The NASDAQ dropped over 8% in March, with Technology and Consumer Discretionary sectors underperforming. Canadian equities were more resilient,…
Posted in: News Posted on: April 08, 2025
A Case Against Tariffs, Hussein Amad explains how rising tariffs could lead to higher consumer prices, slower economic growth, and increased global tension. Despite the uncertainty, he sees opportunity: Yorkville is actively using hedged strategies - such as selling puts on high-quality stocks - to manage downside risk while positioning…
Posted in: News Posted on: April 03, 2025
Our CEO, Hussein Amad, shares his insights on these shifting dynamics in his letter, How to Thrive in a Changing World Order. He discusses the impact of U.S. policy on global markets, the growing importance of local investment, and how Yorkville is adapting its strategies - placing a strong emphasis…
Posted in: News Posted on: March 24, 2025
TORONTO – March 24, 2025 – Yorkville Asset Management Inc. (“Yorkville”) is pleased to announce that it has received regulatory approval to complete the acquisition of 21 long-term care homes from Revera, with an expected closing date of May 1, 2025. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
Posted in: News Posted on: March 10, 2025
Key highlights from February market trends: Markets dipped as tariff concerns led investors to play it safe. Defensive sectors like Healthcare and Consumer Staples did well, while big tech stocks like Tesla (-28%) and Amazon (-11%) saw sharp declines. Bond markets rose as investors moved to safer assets, pushing the…
Posted in: News Posted on: February 12, 2025
Key highlights from January’s market trends: Equity markets saw positive gains, with Communication Services and Healthcare leading while IT lagged due to concerns over China’s new AI model, DeepSeek. The US Federal Reserve held rates steady, while the Bank of Canada cut by 25 basis points, adding pressure to the…
Posted in: News Posted on: February 12, 2025
February 12, 2025 – Yorkville Asset Management Inc. (“Yorkville”) is pleased to announce that the Yorkville Health Care Fund (the “Fund”) has been added to Wellington-Altus’ Private Wealth Platform (“the Wellington-Altus Platform”). READ MORE
Posted in: News Posted on: January 21, 2025
An article written by Derek Brenzil discussing the potential market impacts following Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2025. Some key highlights: Tariffs and Trade Policy: The possibility of significant tariffs being implemented raises concerns about inflation and economic instability. Inflation Concerns: There is a risk of a second wave of inflation,…
Posted in: News Posted on: January 20, 2025
We are excited to share the 2024 results and achievements of the Yorkville Health Care Fund (the "Fund"). In 2024, the Fund delivered net returns between 11.16% and 12.18%, achieving double-digit returns for the second consecutive year. It was another strong year for equity growth, with $66.5 million raised through…
Posted in: News Posted on: January 09, 2025
After the strong initial rally following Donald Trump's successful US Presidential race, we saw markets take a slight breather in the final month of the year. Nonetheless, major indices ended the year in positive territory across the board and the macroeconomic backdrop is broadly constructive for 2025. While we remain…
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