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AMCs (Actively Managed Certificates) are structured financial products whose investment strategy is actively managed. Finance professionals who have a smart investment idea but cannot or do not want to wait months for a fund to be set up are increasingly turning to AMCs.
Although the investment advisor has a lot of room for maneuver in AMCs, extensive transparency rules must be adhered to. In addition to various requirements, information about the investment strategy and cost transparency must be included (Fees, dividend treatment, rebalancing) as well as a note that the AMC is not a collective investment scheme within the meaning of the Federal Act on Collective Investment Schemes.
As an issuer of structured financial products, Dynamic Capital Group AG can issue all financial products, from simple tracker certificates to complex leverage products.
Digitalization
The digital revolution has long been underway. Whether 4G / 5G or broadband. Sensors, GPS or massive cloud computing for companies, robots or powerful mobile processors. Modern digital technologies are revolutionizing our everyday lives just as much as the global economy and politics. In the past four years, fintechs have raised over USD 100 billion from investors worldwide and investments in this area have grown at an annual growth rate of 41%. Digital innovation is happening faster than ever before.
“It took 50 years for the phone to reach 50 million users. Facebook achieved this remarkable achievement in just three years.”
Supreme Leaders
Apple, Microsoft, Amazon or Alphabet – many of us come into contact with these brands on a daily basis or have even become indispensable in our lives. After all, the market capitalization of these corporate empires is not a few million, but several hundred billion USD. One in four of the top 100 companies now comes from the “technology” sector; their value increased 42% to USD 9.4 billion. When comparing industries, the technology sector leads the ranking as in previous years: this time with a total capitalization of the companies represented of around USD 6.5 billion and with a clear lead over the financial sector (3.4 billion) and the health sector (3.2 billion) Billion). The main reason for the top position in the industry comparison is still the dominance of the US tech companies Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet. The corona crisis brought the 100 most valuable stock corporations in the world a market value drop of 15% in the first quarter of 2020. But this setback did not last long: within a year, the front runners were able to increase their market capitalization by USD 10.5 billion, which means an increase of 48%.
Cannabis
The production and distribution of cannabis is one of the strongest growing industries in the world. Experts are calculating with a market volume until 2026 of USD 148 billion and a yearly return of 26%.
Gaming (E-Sports)
Games are one of the most popular hobbies of all age groups. This industry went through an outstanding growth in recent years. Until 2021 sales are expected to growth up to USD 1.7 billion.
Commodities
The eternal safe heavens in the market, especially Gold. The current penalties on interests, the weak US-Dollar and the upcoming US presidential election could cause a constant run on commodities until 2021.
Digitalization
The digital revolution has long been underway. Whether 4G / 5G or broadband. Sensors, GPS or massive cloud computing for companies, robots or powerful mobile processors. Modern digital technologies are revolutionizing our everyday lives just as much as the global economy and politics. In the past four years, fintechs have raised over USD 100 billion from investors worldwide and investments in this area have grown at an annual growth rate of 41%. Digital innovation is happening faster than ever before.
“It took 50 years for the phone to reach 50 million users. Facebook achieved this remarkable achievement in just three years.”
Vegan & Climate-Friendly
Animal welfare, water consumption and products with a low carbon footprint are the main aspects of veganism. Global meat and milk production must be reduced by 50% by 2050 if the world is to comply with the climate plans set out in the Paris Agreement. The global vegan and vegetarian market are valued at over USD 50 billion. Sales in the vegan meat alternatives segment were USD 24.5 billion in 2020.
Sales in the field of plant-based meat alternatives will increase by 20% to 30% annually in the coming years. The vegan trend also goes far beyond nutrition: According to analysts, the vegan cosmetics market is expected to rise to USD 20.8 billion by 2025.
The fact that vegan products are also attractive for non-vegans motivates companies more to follow current trends. The analysts expect the global market to grow to around USD 400 billion by 2040 and that only 40% of the meat products consumed will come from animals.
Future of Finance 40
Most large incumbent financials have struggled to perform over the past decade, and many of them are mired in governance scandals or have failed to invest effectively in technology. At the same time, the importance of the digital economy has been underlined by the COVID crisis, and new eco-systems in finance are rapidly growing and evolving. Digitization, the rise of new financial ecosystems and the encroachment of technology companies into the financial sector (i.e. payments and e-commerce) are all creating a new cross industry dynamic, that in turn will breed a new industry structure. The Future of Finance 40 “FF40” seeks to direct capital towards new growth opportunities in the broad fintech sector, with an emphasis on innovation in new eco-systems. Copyright by Michael O’Sullivan
Vegan & Climate-Friendly
Animal welfare, water consumption and products with a low carbon footprint are the main aspects of veganism. Global meat and milk production must be reduced by 50% by 2050 if the world is to comply with the climate plans set out in the Paris Agreement. The global vegan and vegetarian market are valued at over USD 50 billion. Sales in the vegan meat alternatives segment were USD 24.5 billion in 2020.
Sales in the field of plant-based meat alternatives will increase by 20% to 30% annually in the coming years. The vegan trend also goes far beyond nutrition: According to analysts, the vegan cosmetics market is expected to rise to USD 20.8 billion by 2025.
The fact that vegan products are also attractive for non-vegans motivates companies more to follow current trends. The analysts expect the global market to grow to around USD 400 billion by 2040 and that only 40% of the meat products consumed will come from animals.
Cryptocurrencies
In 2020, large hedge funds took concrete steps to enter into crypto currencies, especially Bitcoin. Other big banks, investment banks, pension funds and central banks followed, and prominent hedge fund managers caused a stir when they touted cryptocurrencies as a store of value. The development is accelerated by the fact that many regulated, traditional solutions on financial markets in the form of certificates with coupling to crypto currencies and crypto funds, which enable to include the new asset class of cryptos in their portfolios.
The topic of cryptocurrencies has not only picked up speed since the latest all-time high of Bitcoin. Some see themselves confirmed in the fact that cryptocurrencies are the financial system of the future, while others continue to consider everything to be a huge speculative bubble. Experts believe it is possible that Bitcoin will rise to a value of over USD 100,000 by 2025
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