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Now On Demand
Lithium and copper are both common ingredients across the clean tech space, and are likely to play an important role in electrifying grids. Both disruptive materials are also necessary for batteries and electric vehicles which help us chip away at emissions from the road. Elsewhere, uranium is an input for nuclear power which provides power on demand without creating direct emissions. Nuclear power is a key component of current energy mixes and could continue to support the grid through the renewable energy transition. As such, suppliers of these resources are likely to play an outsized role in the evolution of the global energy mix. In this webinar we explore supply chain dynamics for lithium, copper, and uranium.
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Roberta joined Global X in 2022 as a Commodities Research Analyst, covering the uranium, copper, gold, and silver sectors. Prior to joining Global X, she focused on precious metals research in the commodities division at JP Morgan. Before that, she worked at the commodity trading house Eni Trade & Biofuels focusing on market risk management, focusing on oil products. She spent the first years of her career at Bloomberg in multi-asset financial analytics and sales, specializing in fixed income derivatives, equity, and portfolio construction. She earned an MSc in Investment and Finance from the Queen Mary University of London and a BSc in Economics from the University of Rome Tor Vergata. |
Alec joined Global X in 2021. He works as a Research Analyst covering ETFs within the Thematic Growth Suite, particularly focusing on the Physical Environment category. Before coming to Global X, Alec interned as an equity research analyst with Nicusa Investment Advisors. Alec earned his BS in Finance and Value Investing from Fordham University and is pursuing an MS in Sustainability Management from Columbia University. |
