Inflation and Investing in the Commodities Supercycle.
There are two ingredients required for a commodity supercycle: an extended period of underinvestment in supply, and a generational demand shock. Today we have both.
Auspice “Commodity to Complete” Investment Solutions
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MANAGED FUTURES & TREND FOLLOWING CTAS - TEN REASONS TO INVEST
(March 2023) - Auspice Educational Update
New 3-page educational update is a concise review of ten of the core CTA attributes to consider when building a diversified portfolio.
WHAT IS THE OPTIMAL CTA ALLOCATION?
(September 2022) - Auspice Case Study: BTOP 50 and Auspice Diversified
Increasingly the question of “how much to allocate” to trend-following CTAs has been posed to Auspice. This 2-page case study looks at the math and portfolio benefits.
COMMODITY INVESTING IN THE AGE OF ESG AND INFLATION
(November 2021) - Auspice White Paper
Whether for broad diversification or in response to increasing inflation risks, commodity futures may be the the most practical and effective solution for responsible investors looking for commodity exposure. This white paper considers commodity futures within ESG frameworks.
INSTITUTIONAL USE OF COMMODITIES & CTAS
(November 2021) - Auspice Case Study: US Pensions and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
Some highly regarded institutional investors have been investing 5 - 10% of their portfolios in CTAs while Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan invested 12% of their portfolio in commodity derivatives. See more in this 2-page case study.
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