Global Investor - Tuesday, November 4, 2008

JovFunds converts funds to ETFs

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JovFunds Management, a subsidiary of Jovian Capital Corporation, has called a special meeting of unit holders of the Jov Talisman Fund to approve the conversion of the fund into an actively managed ETF. If approved by unit holders, the fund will be re-launched, subject to regulatory approval, in December 2008 through a reorganization of the Series A, F and I units of the fund into the newly created series E units, and a name change.

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