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📅 May 2026 Update: ZWP distribution data updated May 2026. ZWP provides European equity exposure with a covered-call income overlay — a good diversification complement to Canadian-focused ETFs. Verify current distribution with BMO.
What makes ZWP different: ZWP is the only ETF in BMO's covered-call lineup focused on European high-dividend stocks. It gives Canadian investors income from European companies — including financials, utilities, telecoms, and consumer names — all in a TSX-listed Canadian dollar ETF.
Geographic Focus
Europe
European high-dividend stocks
Est. Trailing Yield
~6–7%
Varies — verify with BMO
Payment Frequency
Monthly
Ex-date: final week of month
Covered Calls?
Yes
On portion of European holdings

What Is ZWP?

ZWP (BMO Europe High Dividend Covered Call ETF) holds a portfolio of European high-dividend paying stocks — companies from the UK, Germany, France, Switzerland, Netherlands and other European markets — and writes covered call options on a portion of the portfolio to generate monthly income.

European markets are known for their high dividend-paying companies, particularly in sectors like financials, utilities, telecoms, consumer staples, and energy. By layering a covered-call strategy on top, ZWP aims to boost income further.

For Canadian investors, ZWP offers a convenient way to add international geographic diversification to an income portfolio without leaving the TSX. It trades as ZWP.TO in Canadian dollars.

Currency note: ZWP's underlying holdings are in European currencies (EUR, GBP, CHF etc.). Currency movements between the CAD and European currencies can affect both the unit price and distributions.

Live Price (ZWP.TO)

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Dividend History (2025–2026)

MonthDistribution/Unit (CAD)Ex-DatePay Date
Jan 2025~$0.112025-01-302025-02-05
Feb 2025~$0.112025-02-272025-03-05
Mar 2025~$0.112025-03-282025-04-03
Apr 2025~$0.112025-04-292025-05-05
May 2025~$0.112025-05-292025-06-04
Jun 2025~$0.112025-06-272025-07-03
Jul 2025~$0.122025-07-302025-08-05
Aug 2025~$0.122025-08-282025-09-04
Sep 2025~$0.122025-09-292025-10-03
Oct 2025~$0.122025-10-302025-11-05
Nov 2025~$0.122025-11-272025-12-03
Dec 2025~$0.122025-12-302026-01-06
Jan 2026~$0.122026-01-302026-02-05
Feb 2026~$0.122026-02-272026-03-05
Mar 2026~$0.122026-03-282026-04-03
Apr 2026 ★~$0.122026-04-292026-05-05
May 2026TBA~Final week May~First week Jun
Note: ZWP distribution amounts shown are approximate and affected by currency movements between CAD and European currencies. Always verify exact amounts with BMO before investing. ★ = most recently confirmed. Last updated May 31, 2026.

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Annual Income
$650.00
Monthly Income
$54.17

ZWP vs ZWB vs ZWC

FeatureZWPZWBZWC
Geographic focusEurope (UK, Germany, France etc.)Canada (banks only)Canada (multi-sector)
Covered calls?YesYesYes
Approx. yield (2026)~6–7%~6.5–7%~5.6–5.7%
Currency exposureEUR, GBP, CHF (to CAD)CAD onlyCAD only
Best forGeographic diversification + incomeCanadian bank income focusCanadian multi-sector income

Frequently Asked Questions

Why would a Canadian investor buy ZWP?

ZWP gives Canadian investors monthly income from European high-dividend stocks — a way to diversify geographically beyond Canada and the U.S. while staying on the TSX in Canadian dollars. European markets can perform differently from Canadian markets, adding diversification to an income portfolio.

Does ZWP hedge currency risk?

ZWP does not fully hedge currency risk in all versions. Currency movements between the CAD and EUR/GBP can affect both the unit price and distribution amounts. Check BMO's current fund documentation for the exact hedging approach. There may be a hedged version available.

Is ZWP riskier than ZWB?

ZWP and ZWB have different risks. ZWP adds currency risk and international market exposure. ZWB has concentrated Canadian bank sector risk. Neither is definitively riskier — they carry different types of risk. Not investment advice.

Where can I buy ZWP?

ZWP trades on the TSX as ZWP.TO. Available at any Canadian brokerage. See our broker comparison for low-fee options.

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