Morley Conn

Thank you, Ben.

Thanks, Cameron.

It's a real honor to be here.

I'm a longstanding viewer and listener of the podcast.

And the caliber of guests that you've had on here really makes it a true honor to be on the show.

And in honor of being on the show, guys, I actually cooked up some ETFs in your honor.

And it's got some really healthy single stock ETFs in it.

We've got some levered ETFs, some thematics, because I know, Ben, you love the taste of thematics.

And we even have some buffered ETFs in there as well.

So perhaps after our conversation, we can enjoy some ETF slop together.

Of course not.

Of course there's none.

I am an equal opportunist, but there's no Scotia slop in that concoction that I've made today.

The ETF is created by the asset managers.

These are also referred to as the ETF issuers.

They will conceive of new ideas to bring to market.

And then they will lead with those.

And they will, of course, then work with their portfolio managers who will then manage those baskets of securities.

Could be stocks, commodities, bonds, what have you.

And then the next natural player is going to be the custodian guys.