Nordheim Silver ETC
Nordheim Silver ETC is a physically backed ETC providing exposure to LBMA-certified silver held in custody by J.P. Morgan Chase Bank N.A., London.
Listed in SEK on Nasdaq Stockholm, the product is designed to provide exposure to silver with institutional standards and can be held through ISK, Capital Insurance Accounts, and traditional brokerage accounts with Swedish brokers.
“There is no green revolution
without silver.”
— Eric Sprott
Founder of Sprott Inc. and known for his long-term commitment to the precious metals sector.
Exchange Traded Commodities
Why Invest in Nordheim Silver ETC Instead of Owning Physical Silver?
Nordheim Silver ETC provides exposure to the price performance of physical silver without the operational complexities of purchasing, storing, and insuring the metal yourself.
Listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, the product can be traded throughout the trading day via brokers such as Avanza and Nordnet, just like a stock.
At the same time, investors benefit from a physically backed structure with institutional-grade custody, transparent pricing, and daily liquidity.
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With Nordheim Silver ETC, you can gain exposure to the price of silver directly through your bank or broker, without having to arrange transportation, storage, or authenticity verification of the underlying metal.
You can also easily increase or reduce your holding throughout the trading day during Nasdaq Stockholm's opening hours, providing a simple and efficient way to access the gold market.
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Owning physical silver involves a range of practical considerations, including storage, insurance, security, and logistics.
Nordheim Silver ETC is designed to address these challenges on your behalf, providing exposure to silver through a professionally managed structure with institutional-grade custody and security.
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Nordheim Silver ETC is designed to be straightforward and easy to understand. The value of the product is linked to the price of silver and is based on an established structure with clearly defined processes.
Investors benefit from a liquid exchange-traded commodity and a published Net Asset Value (NAV), calculated and disclosed after each trading day.
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When owning physical silver directly, investors may face wide bid-ask spreads, repurchase terms, and other transaction costs that can make buying and selling both more expensive and less efficient.
Nordheim Silver ETC is traded on Nasdaq Stockholm just like a stock, providing investors with a liquid and transparent way to gain exposure to silver. During opening hours, the product is priced continuously in relation to the underlying silver price.
Unlike physical silver ownership, investors do not need to source a buyer or seller, arrange logistics, or manage the practical challenges associated with transacting in physical silver.
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Owning physical silver directly often requires investors to track and document every individual purchase and sale transaction for tax purposes.
Nordheim Silver ETC is traded and held as a security within your chosen investment account, making it easier to monitor your holdings and manage your investments.
For investors using an ISK or Capital Insurance Account, individual transactions do not need to be reported separately, simplifying tax administration compared with direct ownership of physical silver.
Produktinformation
Nordheim Silver ETC
Investments in ETCs involves risk. The products do not provide capital protection, and their value may rise or fall, meaning you could lose part or all of your invested capital. Returns are affected by, among other factors, the performance of the underlying metal and, where applicable, currency fluctuations and fees. ETCs are exchange-traded securities, and their characteristics, terms, and risks are described in the Prospectus and Key Information Document (KID). Please read these documents carefully before investing and ensure that you understand the product's structure, costs, and relevant risk factors.Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. If necessary, seek independent financial, legal, or tax advice before making an investment decision.
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Questions?
Speak with Henry
As a Swedish issuer, we are always close at hand to answer any questions you may have about investing in Nordheim's products.
Henry M. Forelius
Head of Investor Relations
h@nordheimcapital.com
+46 70-414 62 99
Silver - A Store of Value
with Industrial demand
Why Silver?
For centuries, silver has served as a globally recognised store of value and a liquid asset. Historically used as a medium of exchange, silver remains deeply embedded in investors' perception of tangible wealth and real assets.
Unlike gold, silver benefits from a rapidly growing industrial demand base, particularly from electric vehicles, electronics manufacturing, and solar energy technologies. This dual role as both a precious and industrial metal makes silver unique among precious metals and positions it to benefit from economic growth and the global energy transition.
Within a diversified portfolio, silver is often used as an alternative asset class due to its historically low correlation with traditional assets such as equities and bonds, particularly during periods of heightened uncertainty.
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How to invest
Our products can be held through ISK, Capital Insurance Accounts, and traditional brokerage accounts with a range of brokers. Additional platforms will be added over time.
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Structure & Security
What is LBMA?
LBMA stands for London Bullion Market Association and is the global standard for trading physical gold and silver.
The organisation establishes the requirements that determine what qualifies as high-quality precious metals, known as Good Delivery.
These standards include criteria for purity, weight, origin, and handling.
LBMA is also responsible for the international benchmark prices used daily by banks, institutions, and market participants around the world.
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Where are the precious metals stored?
The precious metals are held in custody by J.P. Morgan Chase Bank N.A., London, one of the world's leading custodians of precious metals.
The metals are stored in high-security vaults and in accordance with LBMA standards, ensuring strict controls over quality, handling, and reporting.
As a global institution, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank N.A., London provides the infrastructure used by central banks and some of the world's largest asset managers.
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How to invest
Our products can be held through ISK, Capital Insurance Accounts, and traditional brokerage accounts with a range of brokers. Additional platforms will be added over time.
Can't find your broker above? Contact us