Question 1

What is HTB?

Accepted Answer

HTB — Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Index Corporate Class ETF — is a Canadian-listed ETF trading on the TSX. NA

Question 2

What is the HTB ETF price today?

Accepted Answer

HTB last traded at $60.36 CAD on the TSX. See the price chart above for recent performance.

Question 3

What is the HTB MER (management expense ratio)?

Accepted Answer

HTB has a management expense ratio (MER) of 0.15% per year. This fee is automatically deducted from the fund's assets, so you never pay it directly — but it does reduce your net returns over time. At 0.15%, HTB is considered a low-cost ETF.

Question 4

What are HTB annualised returns?

Accepted Answer

HTB historical returns: YTD: -0.51%, 1-year: -2.82%, 3-year annualised: +3.99%, 5-year annualised: -1.53%, 10-year annualised: +0.29%. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. The 3-year Sharpe ratio is 0.17, which measures risk-adjusted return.

Question 5

Does HTB pay dividends or distributions?

Accepted Answer

HTB distribution information is shown in the ETF details panel on this page. Check the ETF details section for the most current yield data.

Question 6

What sectors does HTB invest in?

Accepted Answer

HTB's largest sector exposures are Energy (0.0%), Utilities (0.0%), Healthcare (0.0%). The full sector breakdown is shown in the Sector Weights table on this page.

Question 7

How large is HTB? (Assets under management)

Accepted Answer

HTB has approximately $102M in assets under management (AUM). Larger AUM generally means better liquidity, tighter bid-ask spreads, and a lower risk of the fund being wound down.

Question 8

When was HTB launched?

Accepted Answer

HTB was launched on April 7, 2015, giving it a 11-year track record. A longer history makes it easier to evaluate how the ETF performs across different market cycles.

Question 9

How do I buy HTB in Canada?

Accepted Answer

HTB trades on the TSX under the ticker HTB. You can buy it through any Canadian brokerage, including Wealthsimple Trade (commission-free), Questrade, TD Direct Investing, RBC Direct, and CIBC Investor's Edge. It can be held in a TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, or taxable account.

Question 10

How risky is HTB?

Accepted Answer

HTB has a 1-year volatility of 5.05% and a beta of 1.02 (roughly in line with the broad market). Its 3-year Sharpe ratio of 0.17 indicates below-average risk-adjusted returns. As with all market-linked investments, past volatility does not predict future risk.

Date	Open	High	Low	Close	Adj Close	Volume
2026-10-29	$60.33	$60.36	$60.33	$60.36	$60.36	700
2026-10-28	$60.38	$60.38	$60.10	$60.10	$60.10	2,200
2026-10-27	$60.58	$60.58	$60.51	$60.57	$60.57	2,402
2026-10-26	$60.59	$60.59	$60.59	$60.59	$60.59	531
2026-10-23	$60.25	$60.42	$60.25	$60.42	$60.42	666
2026-10-22	$60.32	$60.52	$60.32	$60.46	$60.46	10,282
2026-10-21	$59.95	$59.95	$59.95	$59.95	$59.95	2,167
2026-10-20	$60.05	$60.05	$60.02	$60.02	$60.02	1,350
2026-10-19	$60.15	$60.16	$60.10	$60.10	$60.10	11,304
2026-10-16	$60.40	$60.53	$60.40	$60.47	$60.47	2,682

Sector	Weight
Energy	0.00%
Utilities	0.00%
Healthcare	0.00%
Technology	0.00%
Industrials	0.00%
Real Estate	0.00%
Basic Materials	0.00%
Consumer Cyclicals	0.00%
Consumer Defensive	0.00%
Financial Services	0.00%
Communication Services	0.00%

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Global X US 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HTB : TSX)

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