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PIMCO Canada Launches ETF Series of PIMCO Canadian Core Bond Fund

TORONTO, ONTARIO (August 19, 2024) – PIMCO Canada Corp. (“PIMCO Canada”) has launched the exchange-traded fund (ETF) series units (the “ETF Series Units”) of the PIMCO Canadian Core Bond Fund (the “Fund”), a strategy that seeks total return, consistent with preservation of capital and prudent investment management, by investing primarily in a diversified portfolio of Canadian dollar fixed income of varying maturities. The ETF Series Units are expected to commence trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the ticker symbol CORE when the market opens this morning.

An initial tranche of 50,000 ETF Series Units of the Fund has been issued at $20 per Unit, and the Fund has closed its initial offering of the ETF Series Units. The Fund also offers traditional Mutual Fund Series.

“Higher interest rates globally have made bonds historically attractive and adding an ETF Series to PIMCO’s Canadian Core Bond Fund gives investors more choice in how they can access PIMCO’s time-tested investment strategy,” said Greg Tsagogeorgas, PIMCO Executive Vice President and Co-Head of PIMCO Canada. “Moreover, PIMCO believes the generational reset to higher bond yields in recent years makes fixed income compelling not just today, but also in the years to come.”

The same PIMCO Portfolio Manager team, which includes Vinayak Seshasayee, Executive Vice President and Marc Seidner, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer Non-traditional Strategies, has managed the PIMCO Canadian Core Bond Fund, formerly known as PIMCO Canadian Total Return Bond Fund, for more than four years.

For further information on PIMCO Canada and the PIMCO funds, please visit www.pimco.ca or call us at 1 866 341 3350 (416 368 3350 in Toronto).

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