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iShares Convertible Bond Common Class (CVD.TO) has raised its dividend 8 times on record

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Dividend history

iShares Convertible Bond Common Class

CVD.TO

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$0.000$0.039$0.0782025-03-26: $0.07102025-04-25: $0.07102025-05-22: $0.07202025-06-25: $0.07202025-07-28: $0.07102025-08-26: $0.07502025-09-24: $0.07402025-10-28: $0.07302025-11-19: $0.07502025-12-30: $0.07402026-01-27: $0.07402026-02-24: $0.07502026-03-26: $0.07502026-05-21: $0.07802026-06-25: $0.07602026-07-28: $0.0760Mar 25Nov 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0760CAD

Ex: Jul 28, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.0760CAD

Ex: Jun 25, 2026

$0.0780CAD

Ex: May 21, 2026

$0.0750CAD

Ex: Mar 26, 2026

$0.0750CAD

Ex: Feb 24, 2026

$0.0740CAD

Ex: Jan 27, 2026

$0.0740CAD

Ex: Dec 30, 2025

$0.0750CAD

Ex: Nov 19, 2025

$0.0730CAD

Ex: Oct 28, 2025

$0.0740CAD

Ex: Sep 24, 2025


The iShares Convertible Bond Common Class has a solid track record of increasing dividends.

Since its launch, iShares Convertible Bond Common Class (CVD.TO) has made 35 dividend payments over about 2.9 years. It has raised its dividend 8 times, showing a commitment to providing value to its investors.

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iShares Convertible Bond Common Class

CVD.TO

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CVD.TO

iShares Convertible Bond Common Class

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$0.11 (0.63%)
120 day period
$17.89$18.25$18.61Feb 5May 4Jul 29

Market cap

$128.82M

Div. yield

496.00%

52W high

$18.49

52W low

$16.90

Beta

0.20

Investor takeaway: With a trailing yield of 496.00% and a monthly dividend payment of CA$0.076 CAD, this ETF is a reliable choice for income-focused investors, especially those using registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP.

8 Dividend Raises in 2.9 Years

The iShares Convertible Bond Common Class has successfully increased its dividend 8 times since it started, demonstrating a strong commitment to rewarding shareholders.

Dividend Payment History

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This ETF has built a solid history of dividend payments, with 35 payments recorded since its launch. It consistently provides monthly dividends, with the next payment scheduled for July 31, 2026. Investors can expect a stable dividend amount of CA$0.076 CAD, which has remained unchanged since the last increase.

Dividend Increases

In the past 2.9 years, the iShares Convertible Bond Common Class has raised its dividend 8 times. This consistent increase signals strong performance and a commitment to returning capital to investors, making it a positive option for those focused on income.

Dividend calendar

TickerCVD.TO
AmountCA$0.076
Ex-dividend2026-07-28
Record2026-07-28
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-21
Trailing yield496.00%
Stock pageCVD.TO dividend history

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Published: July 30, 2026
Last Updated: July 30, 2026

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