Top performing · Issuer · ranked by 1-year total return

Top-performing CI Financial ETFs

CI Financial runs 4 US-listed ETFs with $631.4M in combined net assets.

Over the year to Oct 27, 2026, the best performer among funds with at least $25 million in assets was USSE (+17.6%); the median fund returned +9.8%.

Expense ratios run from 0.65% to 1.27% a year (median 1.15%).

The 4 top performers

Top-performing CI Financial ETFs
# Fund 30 daysNet assetsCostYield1 moYTD1 yr3 yr5 yr
1 USSE Segall Bryant & Hamill Select Equity ETF $358.9M0.65%0%-1.9%+20.3%+17.6%+20.1%—
2 XNAV FundX Aggressive ETF $32.1M1.27%0.52%-4.0%+10.8%+10.9%+22.7%—
3 XCOR FundX ETF $191.0M1.15%0.39%-2.7%+9.7%+9.8%+23.3%—
4 XRLX FundX Investment Conservative ETF $49.5M1.2%2.63%-1.6%+5.8%+5.9%+14.2%—

Funds with less than $25 million in net assets and leveraged or inverse funds are left out of the ranking. Returns are total returns with distributions reinvested (3 and 5 years annualized), as of Oct 27, 2026.

How the top 4 compare

    Growth of each fund’s value from the start of the range, distributions reinvested. The dashed gray line is the S&P 500 (SPY).

    All 4 CI Financial ETFs

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    All CI Financial ETFs
    Fund KindNet assetsCostYieldYTD1 yr5 yr
    USSE Segall Bryant & Hamill Select Equity ETF Actively managed$358.9M0.65%0%+20.3%+17.6%—
    XCOR FundX ETF Actively managed$191.0M1.15%0.39%+9.7%+9.8%—
    XRLX FundX Investment Conservative ETF Allocation$49.5M1.2%2.63%+5.8%+5.9%—
    XNAV FundX Aggressive ETF Actively managed$32.1M1.27%0.52%+10.8%+10.9%—

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