KraneShares Head of Alternative Investments Luke Oliver recently joined Angeline Ong of IG Group to discuss the role of carbon markets in today’s volatile environment. They explored how carbon allowances - accessed via the KraneShares Global Carbon Strategy ETC Programme - can enhance portfolio diversification with low correlation to equities, why the asset class is increasingly being viewed as an alternative to gold, and how recent price normalisation may signal a more mature phase for the market.

This is a marketing communication. Please refer to the prospectus before making any final investment decisions. The linked video contains Luke Oliver's opinion. It should not be regarded as investment advice or a recommendation of specific securities.

EU gatekeepers and UK financial professionals can access carbon allowance markets through the two ETC Series offered through the KraneShares ETC Programme. One provides unique exposure to the five largest, most liquid carbon allowance futures markets, and the other provides targeted exposure to California Carbon Allowances (CCA).

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