CIBC Will List 11 New Canadian Depositary Receipts
The bank is expanding its trading portfolio on the TSX to include 144 total Canadian Depositary Receipts.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Public Companies
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CIBC announced on October 14, 2026, that it will list 11 new Canadian Depositary Receipts (CDRs) on the TSX. These new offerings are scheduled to begin trading on October 20, 2026.
Why it matters
This expansion allows Canadian investors to gain exposure to international companies through instruments that feature a built-in notional currency hedge. The addition grows the CIBC portfolio to 144 offerings across six countries.
CIBC is adding 11 new assets to its lineup, bringing the total number of Canadian Depositary Receipts offered to 144. These financial instruments cover companies operating across six different countries.
The players
CIBC
A major Canadian financial institution headquartered in Toronto that provides banking and wealth management services.
TSX
The Toronto Stock Exchange is the primary marketplace for the trading of Canadian Depositary Receipts.
The details
The upcoming listings include shares for Bloom Energy, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Cerebras Systems, Coherent, Datadog, Dell Technologies, Fortinet, Lumentum, Rocket Lab, Snowflake, and Valero Energy. The details of these new products were confirmed in a Prospectus Supplement filed on SEDAR+.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: CIBC announced the addition of 11 new CDRs.
October 20, 2026: Trading for the new CDRs is expected to begin.
Market Landscape
The expansion of Canadian Depositary Receipts reflects a broader trend among Canadian financial firms to lower the barriers to international equity investment. By providing these products, CIBC strengthens its competitive position against other brokerages offering foreign market access.
These new listings provide Canadian retail and institutional investors with additional opportunities to trade international stocks in Canadian dollars. Interested individuals can review the specific terms of these new offerings to adjust their personal investment portfolios.
The takeaway
The inclusion of companies like Dell Technologies and Snowflake broadens the selection of technology and energy stocks available to local investors. These instruments provide a way for individuals to participate in international market movements without needing to manage foreign exchange risks directly.
What happens next
Trading for the new Canadian Depositary Receipts is scheduled to begin on October 20, 2026.
Further reading
For additional context on corporate market activity, visit the Public Companies section.
More information
Find further information about CDRs on the official CIBC website.
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