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Jonathan Needham is lead of ETF distribution for the firm and works closely with the wholesaling and national accounts teams across Canada with a focus on differentiating TD ETF offerings within the marketplace and driving market share growth. He has extensive experience in the Canadian investment industry in various roles, including senior sales executive, senior marketing executive, sales coach, and consultative sales. Mr. Needham holds a certificate in human resource management from Sheridan College and an MBA from Lebow College of Business at Drexel University.
Jonathan's Videos
In this webinar, Jonathan explains why asset allocation can be vital to building an investment portfolio that can help investors reach their financial goals.
Inflation, geopolitics, earnings uncertainty, and central bank tightening are a few of the drivers that have depressed the prices of risk assets in 2022. As a result, many investors have been seeking out products that can provide some downside protection, like covered call strategies. However, not all covered call strategies are created equal. Before allocating to any of these products, it is important to understand their strengths and weakness given various market environments.
Get the lowdown on the latest Canadian listed ETFs focused on disruptive innovation, all-in-one diversified low-cost asset mixes, covered calls, and fixed income from, TD Asset Management, BMO ETFs & Horizons ETFs. Join this lively discussion with Jeff Hirsch and Jon Needham, Alfred Lee, and Emerson Baker where they will spend most of the time answering your questions.
Navigating the current investment environment with increasing volatility and changing interest rates can be difficult. Jonathan Needham, VP & Director, Lead of ETF Distribution for TDAM will provide an overview on the risk and return characteristics of real estate and infrastructure and how they combine to create a compelling asset class for inclusion in a diversified portfolio. Whether it is multi-family real estate, industrial real estate, logistics centers, commodity infrastructure, or renewable energy; the long-term, contracted and inflation-linked cash flows can provide strong diversification potential against more volatile assets, and value protection in an inflationary environment versus traditional fixed income and equities.