Amati launches new retail fund offering targeting broad range of metals

Product to comprise 50% gold and 20% silver

James Baxter-Derrington
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Amati Global Investors has launched a new fund open to retail investors, offering access to a broad range of metals from 1 March.

The TB Amati Strategic Metals fund is the first fund from the house not to list founder and CEO Paul Jourdan as a manager, with Georges Lequime and Mark Smith set to take on the long-term capital growth fund. Amati AIM VCT succeeds with over-allotment fundraise Lequime brings 26 years' fund management and investment banking experience to the fund, along with four years in gold mining in South Africa, while Smith adds 18 years' experience across investment banking and company valuations, with five years spent in West and East African gold exploration. The duo will continue to manage...

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