This entity is a Canadian closed-end investment fund structured as a split share corporation. Its primary objective is to provide holders of its preferred shares with cumulative preferential dividends while also offering the opportunity for capital appreciation to holders of its class A shares. The corporation achieves this through investing in a portfolio primarily comprised of common shares of a large, well-established Canadian bank. The corporation actively manages the portfolio to generate income and capital gains, with the aim to enhance the return potential for both classes of shares. The capital structure of the company is designed such that the preferred shareholders receive a fixed, priority income stream, while the class A shareholders benefit from the potential upside of the bank’s stock performance, with the trade-off of greater volatility. The fund utilizes a strategy of leverage, where preferred shares are issued to fund a portion of the portfolio, allowing the class A shares to gain exposure to a larger portfolio than what is contributed by equity holders. This feature also amplifies risk as well as return potential. The specific mechanics of the split share structure dictate that preferred shareholders receive the defined dividends before any distributions are made to Class A shareholders. Further, upon the dissolution of the corporation, the preferred shares receive a pre-determined amount of the net asset value prior to any distribution being made to class A shares, thus providing the preferred share holders with a lower risk profile. The income streams for the preferred shares are generally paid out on a quarterly basis and are subject to the financial performance of the underlying portfolio. The overall investment strategy is focused on a singular, major Canadian bank, which gives investors a concentrated exposure to that particular financial institution and its performance in the Canadian economy. The performance of both share classes are thus largely determined by the overall financial condition and valuation of this specific bank stock. The fund is a means for investors to potentially earn enhanced income through preferential dividends or pursue more aggressive capital appreciation, while navigating the complexities of a split-share structure.