LGIM adds Energy Transition Commodities ETF to fund range

18 commodities

Cristian Angeloni
clock • 1 min read

Legal and General Investment Management has expanded its ETF range with the launch of the Energy Transition Commodities UCITS ETF.

The fund offers liquid and diversified exposure to a combination of commodities at the core of the energy transition, including transition metals, transition energy sources and carbon pricing. LGIM's Crossley: Hybrid property model could become 'blueprint' for illiquid open-ended funds Alongside an allocation to carbon markets, the fund offers access to 18 liquid commodities, with metals "most critical" to the energy transition receiving a 2x tilt weight. Index weights will be adjusted based on contract liquidity and ETF AUM, with futures contracts "aiming to select the optimal par...

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