The company created to assume portfolio management of the Canadian diversified asset business of Sprott Asset Management, has been re-named Ninepoint Partners.
The rebranding completes the transition initiated with the 1 August, 2017 management-led buyout of the diversified asset business from Sprott Inc.
“We’re excited about the launch of Ninepoint Partners,” says James Fox, Managing Partner of Ninepoint Partners. “Our plan is to continue managing as well as developing investment products that address some of the bigger portfolio challenges that investors face, like finding yield and adding meaningful diversification to a portfolio.”
“We are thrilled to be launching our newly named business with a brand that truly speaks to who we are and what we do,” says Managing Partner of Ninepoint Partners, John Wilson (pictured). “As a team, we have a long track-record of managing alternative income, real assets, and diversified core strategies. Innovative thinking, and our ability to apply it to real-world solutions, is what defines us.”
Ninepoint Partners is an independent investment manager committed to adding value to investors’ portfolios while helping to differentiate advisors’ businesses.
Based in Toronto, Ninepoint Partners has assumed portfolio management of the Canadian diversified assets of Sprott Asset Management (SAM), including actively managed hedge and mutual funds, while also offering leading resource and precious metals strategies through an exclusive sub-advisory relationship with SAM.
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