$8.55
Cash Value
214,051
Shares Outstanding
$1,829,558
Total AUM
Overview
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Background
ETC Overview |
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Base CurrencyUSD |
Currency HedgedNo |
ISINXS2314659447 |
Metals LendingNo |
Physical DeliveryNo |
Underlying ExposurePhysically backed with allocated metal subject to LME rules for Good Delivery |
Vault/Warehouse InspectorInspectorate International |
Vault/Warehouse LocationThe Netherlands |
Cash Value and AUM20 Mar 2023 |
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Cash Value per ETC Security$8.5473 |
Daily Change$0.0546 |
Daily Return0.64% |
Total AUM of ETC$1,829,558.11 |
Shares Outstanding214,051 |
Metal/Index Quantity210.88 tonnes |
Metal/Index Entitlement0.0009850503 (0.001 at launch) |
Metal/Index Price$8,677.00 |
Structure |
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DomicileIreland |
Replication MethodPhysical - metal backed |
Legal FormDebt Security |
Legal StructureETC |
Further Legal and Tax Information |
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ISA & SIPPEligible |
Sharia CompliantNo |
Securities RegulatorCentral Bank of Ireland |
UCITS EligibleEligible |
UK Reporting StatusYes |
Key Service Providers |
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CustodianEternyze AG |
TrusteeApex Corporate Trustees (UK) Limited |
IssuerElementum Metals Securities plc |
RegistrarThe Bank of New York Mellon, SA/NV |
Fees |
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Total Expense Ratio0.85% |
Entry / Exit FeesNone when traded on Exchange |
Passported Countries | |
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Austria | Belgium |
Denmark | Finland |
Germany | Italy |
Liechtenstein | Luxembourg |
The Netherlands | Norway |
Sweden | United Kingdom |
Country | Exchange | Trading Currency | Exchange Ticker | ISIN | SEDOL | WKN | Bloomberg Ticker | Settlement Period | Reuters Instrument Code | Listing Date |
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Italy | Borsa Italiana | EUR | TCOP | XS2314659447 | TCOP IM | T+2 | TCOP.MI | 17/06/2021 | ||
UK | LSE | USD | TCOP | XS2314659447 | BMYLVM1 | TCOP LN | T+2 | TCOP.L | 17/06/2021 | |
UK | LSE | GBX | TCUS | XS2314659447 | BMYLVL0 | TCUS LN | T+2 | TCUS.L | 17/06/2021 | |
Germany | Xetra | EUR | 0IIE | XS2314659447 | A3GQ0Q | 0IIE GY | T+2 | 0IIEG.DE | 26/08/2021 |
Product |
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Month-To-Date-1.93% |
1m -4.93% |
3m 3.76% |
6m 10.57% |
Year-To-Date3.26% |
1 Year-16.81% |
2 YearN/A |
Benchmark |
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Month-To-Date-1.89% |
1m -4.87% |
3m 3.97% |
6m 11.03% |
Year-To-Date3.46% |
1 Year-16.10% |
2 Year-4.62% |
Structure |
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Index NameSpot Copper LME specifications |
Index ProviderLME |
Index Constituent Count1 |
CurrencyUSD |
Bloomberg TickerLOCADY |
Reuters Index TickerMCU2A0 |
Index Websitehttps://www.lme.com |
13/12/2022
Jim Rogers and Clive Hale discuss commodities, index selection and the best motorbike to ride around the world 🌎
More Information09/08/2022
Le materie prime rappresentano una componente importantissima di ogni economia moderna. Esse possono essere raggruppate in sotto-insiemi molto diversi fra di loro, per caratteristiche ed utilizzo. Ricordiamo ad esempio le derrate agricole, le risorse energetiche e i metalli. In questo seminario cercheremo di capire quali sono le alternative disponibili per potere investire in questa asset class.
More Information02/08/2022
Webinar in cui mostriamo come, in praticamente ogni circostanza di mercato, investire in materie prime consente di ottenere una copertura adeguata dagli effetti dell'inflazione inaspettata
More Information28/07/2022
I prossimi anni saranno caratterizzati da un grande sforzo per liberarsi, almeno parzialmente, dalla dipendenza da combustibili fossili. Tale processo passerà inevitabilmente per una maggiore elettrificazione. A sua volta ciò aumenterà la domanda di alcuni minerali chiave, la cui offerta oggi é tutto fuorché garantita.
More Information19/07/2022
With base metals providing pure diversification from traditional assets and exposure to the green revolution, along with the uncertainty of potential hyperinflation and a major recession, it is essential to understand the London Metal Exchange (LME) and how these base metals can be held and settled.
The LME is the world's largest spot metal exchange with metals stored in a global network of warehouses.
More Information07/06/2022
The medical industry is a key source of demand for gold, silver, copper, platinum and palladium. As spending on healthcare provision and R&D becomes ever more vital in the face of an ageing population, this demand may be set to increase in years to come.
Metals and Mining Series - 3/4
More Information31/05/2022
We look at some of the four most prominent metals in the new world economy, examining why copper, nickel, cobalt and platinum could be ones to watch over the coming years.
Metals and Mining Series - 1/4
More Information24/05/2022
An insight into input cost inflation, and how an increase in such creates a feedback loop for inflation as a whole. Can commodities help your portfolio outperform inflation when traditional assets are struggling?
Benefits of Commodity Investing Series - 3/4
More Information12/05/2022
The webinar will show how the energy transition is by its nature metal intensive and while investors have seized the opportunity through investments in thematic equities, there is a question as to whether they have overlooked the strategic significance of the role of commodities and the investment opportunity they represent.
Investing in Commodities Series - 4/4
More Information03/05/2022
Commodities are an asset class that can prove challenging for investors but one that can bring potential diversification benefits to portfolios at times of broader market stress.
Investing in Commodities Series - 1/4
More Information19/04/2022
The Russian Invasion of Ukraine has precipitated a humanitarian catastrophe and thrown many world markets into turmoil. Much of the global response has been in the form of sanctions, which have put pressure on energy supplies and put the future of many mineral inputs under the spotlight.
In this webinar, we examine the ramifications of the war from a net zero perspective. Will the sanctions delay the drive to net zero? How might global commodities markets be disrupted? Will the war itself distract governments from the importance of decarbonisation? Is the end of globalisation nigh, and what effect might this have on the green agenda?
More Information16/02/2022
With the potential to reduce emissions and address climate change, electric vehicle infrastructure is set to become a dominant technology in the coming decades. Global economies are quickly joining the campaign to electrify the roads and create a more sustainable future. The advancement of battery technology and charging infrastructure are accelerating the transition from the internal combustion engine to electric vehicles. Numerous metals look to benefit from this transition.
Join Tim Harvey, CEO of NTree International and Geoffrey Post, Director at Pelter Street Associates, to discuss the metals vital to this change and how to prepare your portfolio for the EV transition.
More Information15/12/2021
In this second instalment of our Outlook series, NTree's Head of Research, Hamad Ebrahim and CRU's Director, Paul Robinson discuss the past, present, and future trends in the metals markets, particularly precious and base metals.
Paul has over 25 years’ experience in commodity industries working across the metals, mining, and power sectors. He is a member of CRU’s Group Executive and works on M&A activities and broader business development opportunities for the company.
Professional investors can expect to gain an insight on the precious and base metals markets into the next year, and the future technology causing the headwinds in commodity consumption. Additionally, what metals may benefit from a stronger ESG focus through clean energy technologies.
More Information27/10/2021
Join the Commodity Research Unit's Principal Consultant, Tom Kendall, to discuss the future of renewable energies and electric vehicles. Professional investors can expect to gain an insight on the outlook for copper and aluminium and the key risks to the demand outlook for commodities.
More Information26/08/2021
Unprecedented inflows poured into clean energy ETFs last year with industrial metals playing a key role in the transition to a more sustainable economy.
Now, over $80trn is expected to be spent on electrification, renewable utilities, batteries and energy efficiency by 2050 as the campaign to green the global energy mix looks set to extend well over three decades.
This webinar will examine the role of industrial metals in powering this structural shift, what mining companies can do to be more sustainable and how metals ETCs can stand to benefit in the long-term.
Speakers: Tim Harvey, CEO, NTree International Raj Kumar, Managing Director, ICBC Standard Bank Anton Berlin, Vice-President Sales and Commerce, Nornickel Tom Eckett, Editor, ETF Stream (Moderator)
More Information21/04/2021
Hamad Ebrahim, NTree’s head of research, in discussion Paul Robinson, Director, CRU. Covering the outlook for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper and nickel as well as whether a commodity supercycle has begun or not.
More Information10/02/2021
Long considered a reliable indicator of global economic health, Copper will become even more vital as the world decarbonises and transitions to an electrified society. Capitalising on advances made in Hydrogen Fuel Cells, Electric Vehicle batteries and many other areas, Copper will be the sinews holding this new zero-carbon economy together.
In this episode of our Spotlight Series, Metal.Digital examines some of these tailwinds that will affect the performance of the spot price of Copper, evaluating both supply and demand-side factors.
Take a look at the BrightTALK page below for more information, and to register for the free webinar.
More Information22/12/2020
The turbulence of 2020’s Coronavirus crisis has meant that many asset classes have experienced a great deal of volatility this year, but certain metals have offered strong returns. Both as directional trades, diversifiers, and inflation hedges, metals can be attractive to investors of all stripes, not least as that turbulence looks set to continue into 2021.
Professional investors will leave with a better understanding of the key trends of 2020, equipping them to better understand the commodities market in 2021.
Take a look at the event page over on BrightTALK for more information on this free webinar.
More InformationThe history, properties and investment case behind the noble metal Copper. Examples of copper date back to 10,000 BC where it was used in weaponry, tools and jewellery. The discovery of the copper and tin alloy, called bronze, allowed for significant development of human civilisation and is still widely used today in production and manufacturing.
The noble metal Copper is one of the first metals that man learnt to smelt. It has strong thermal and electrical conductivity properties and is flexible, making it indispensable in Electrical Engineering. Infrastructure spending in developing countries and surge in demand from the industrial sector makes Copper a metal for the future.
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