HEQT holds an all-equity target with no strategic bond allocation. It offers the highest growth exposure of these four Global X portfolios and the least protection from stock-market declines. Our asset-allocation guide explains why an all-stock mix generally requires a long horizon and the ability to remain invested through deep losses.
Asset-allocation exchange-traded fund (ETF) · TSX: HEQT
Global X All-Equity Asset Allocation ETF
A Global X portfolio ETF targeting 100% global stocks, with no strategic fixed-income allocation and monthly distributions.
Last reviewed August 2026At a glance
- Target mix
- 100% stocks / 0% bonds
- Total assets
- $408.2M as of Aug 27, 2026
- Management fee (current)
- 0.18%
- Total fund costs (reported)
- 0.32%
Overview
Portfolio and costs
Target allocation
- Stocks
- 100%
- Fixed income
- 0%The 100% equity target comprises 20% Canadian, 47% U.S., 25% developed-market, and 8% emerging-market equities, with no strategic fixed-income allocation.
Costs
- Management fee (current)
- 0.18%The 0.18% annual management fee, plus applicable sales tax, took effect when the revised fee structure and HEQT ticker opened for trading on August 25, 2023.
- Management expense ratio (MER)
- 0.24%
- Trading expense ratio (TER)
- 0.08%
- Total fund costs (reported)
- 0.32%MER + TER. The reported annual fund costs total 0.32% of the ETF's value. Period ended December 2025.
Fund facts
- Ticker
- TSX: HEQT
- Inception
- September 13, 2019
- Total assets
- $408,156,997 CADNet assets were $408,156,997 on August 27, 2026 and include all classes of the ETF.
- Distributions
- MonthlyGlobal X lists a monthly distribution schedule; distributions are not guaranteed.
How the portfolio is managed
- Construction
- HEQT primarily invests in broad exchange-traded funds that provide globally diversified equity exposure. Its conventional mandate does not allocate to fixed income, cryptocurrency, alternatives, leverage, or covered calls.
- Rebalancing
- The Manager may reconstitute and rebalance the portfolio from time to time at its sole discretion; the current mandate does not promise a fixed calendar schedule.
- Currency hedging
- HEQT will not hedge its foreign-currency exposure back to Canadian dollars.