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Investing in companies at the leading edge of long-term, structural shifts in the global economy. Solutions primarily target emerging technologies, changing consumer preferences, and green innovation.
Policy interest rates appear to be plateauing, after a steep rise. With potentially lower fixed income yields on the horizon, investors may be looking for alternatives. Our Income ETFs seek to meet this challenge by tilting toward higher-yielding asset classes.
Precious metals and rare earth minerals are vital to supporting next-gen technologies, infrastructure and energy alternatives. We offer a wide range of Commodity ETFs to meet this growing opportunity.
Electricity demand is entering a structurally higher growth phase, driven by AI data centres, and the electrification of industry, construction and transport.
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The infrastructure of capital markets is evolving. Two applications sit at the centre of this shift: stablecoins, which provide a digital cash layer, and tokenisation, which provides a digital asset layer. Together, they may compress settlement times, extend market hours and widen access to asset classes long reserved for institutions.
By 2050, nearly one-third of global GDP could be exposed to high water stress due to increased water demand exceeding supply in many regions.5
The U.S. power landscape is rapidly changing. After two decades of near-flat growth, U.S. electricity demand is projected to increase by as much as 50% between 2024 and 2040, driven by AI data centres, manufacturing, and electric vehicles. Meeting expanding power needs will likely require a significant buildout of both power generation facilities and power grid infrastructure.
