ZUG, Switzerland – December 27, 2021 – (Newswire.com)

According to new research from European institutional investors, markets will remain interested in metallic commodities, especially those playing an important role in the transition to the green economy. In this segment, investors will be watching for opportunities to gain greater exposure to commodities with a documented low carbon footprint and traceable ESG compliance.

“It’s only natural that asset managers look for every opportunity to facilitate what the markets will demand for the foreseeable future. We take great pride in delivering Nornickel Metals that meet or exceed the key attributes and qualities involved: a strong provenance record and the lowest percentile group in terms of emissions among metal mining companies in the world. »- commented Alex Stoyanov, CEO of the Global Palladium Fund.

To date, GPF has experienced particularly large flows in its unique exchange traded commodities (ETCs) of physical copper, physical nickel and physical carbon neutral nickel, as well as its physical ETC on gold – which is the cheapest in Europe with management fees of 0.12%. ETCs on physical copper which, like its Nickel products, are the only physically backed ETCs for the two metals available to investors on major stock exchanges in Europe, including London and Frankfurt. Recently, GPF scored $ 100 million in assets under management due to growing demand. “Allocations have increased as investors increasingly appreciate an approach to investing in hard metals, with these ETCs offering better tracking and lower total cost of ownership compared to synthetic alternatives. “- explained Alex Stoyanov.

Institutional-only ETC Carbon Neutral Nickel has also proven to be very popular. Launched earlier this year in Vienna, the product is backed by metal mined using mostly renewable energy to achieve a carbon neutral footprint.

Global Palladium Fund

The Global Palladium Fund was established to make the world’s precious, base and rare earth metals accessible to all and to advance the development of breakthrough technologies in critical areas such as aerospace, electronics and automotive . GPF is proud to be backed by Nornickel, the world’s largest and cleanest miner, run by Vladimir Potanin.

Its ESG-compliant products are in high demand around the world and are critical to net zero transformation. Nornickel is present in the Russian Far North, Finland and South Africa. MMC Norilsk Nickel shares are listed on the Moscow and St. Petersburg stock exchanges, ADRs are traded over-the-counter in the United States and on the London, Berlin and Frankfurt stock exchanges. GPF ETCs are listed on the LSE, Xetra, Borsa Italiana, SIX and Vienna stock exchanges.

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Global Palladium Fund sees strong market outlook for metals in 2022