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ETFS Carbon
Investment objective
ETFS Carbon (CARB) is designed to track the price of carbon emissions allowance futures and offers investors a "total return". CARB tracks the ICE ECX EUA Futures Contract traded in London on the ICE Futures Market - currently the most liquid exchange traded contract within the EU Emissions Trading Scheme ("EU ETS").
Safety and Structure
ETCs issued by ETFS Oil Securities Ltd. are backed by energy contracts purchased from Shell Trading Switzerland, who provide the oil exposure for these ETCs. The ETCs issued by ETFS Oil Securities Ltd are not collateralised nor backed by physical oil.
OSL Counterparty Risk Factsheet Prospectus
Liquidity
ETCs trade on regulated stock exchanges like equities and their pricing and tracking operate similar to Exchange Traded Funds (ETF). ETCs are traded in three currencies (USD, EUR and GBP) by multiple market makers that can create/redeem over US$1 billion of new ETCs daily on demand.
Exchange List Market Makers List Brokers List
Daily security data
Click here for information on how NAV is determined
Click here to view the latest LSE trading and price performance
Click here to download the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) document on the performance of ETFS Oil ETCs
Key facts
| UK Reporting Fund Status |
Yes, with effect from 1st January 2009 |
| Inception date |
Oct '08 |
| Total expense ratio (TER) (%) |
0.49% p.a. |
| Currency |
GBX |
| Minimum investment |
One security |
| Type of security |
Secured, undated, zero-coupon note |
| Taxes |
No stamp duty or SDRT |
| Underlying exposure |
Provided by Royal Dutch Shell Group companies |
Trading information
| Exchange |
London Stock Exchange |
| Exchange code |
CARP |
| Bloomberg code |
CARP LN |
| Reuters code |
CARBP.L |
| SEDOL |
B3F3Z09 |
| ISIN |
JE00B3CG6315 |
The NAV is equal to the Creation/Redemption price. More details can be obtained on the detailed pricing page for Oil Securities.

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