Sprott to bring its uranium mining ETF to Europe

Sprott to bring its uranium mining ETF to Europe

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Toronto-based Sprott Asset Management is preparing to launch an ETF in Europe providing exposure to companies in the uranium mining industry. Nuclear power has been touted as an important bridging fuel while new renewable capacity is being built. The Sprott Uranium Miners UCITS ETF will list on London Stock Exchange in US dollars ( URNM LN ) and pound sterling ( URNP LN ) later in May.

It will come with an expense ratio of 0.85%.

The fund is being brought to market in partnership with white-label ETF issuer HANetf who will be responsible for marketing and distribution responsibilities.The ETF will replicate the strategy behind Sprott’s US-listed Sprott Uranium Miners […]

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