Crypto & Tokenisation Disclaimer

Investing in financial products, including Crypto Assets, can be a strategic decision, but it's crucial to understand and acknowledge the inherent risks involved.

The past performance of a financial product, including Crypto Assets, does not guarantee future returns, as the financial and cryptocurrency markets are constantly evolving and can be unpredictable.

The value of financial products and Crypto Assets can fluctuate widely depending on a variety of factors, such as general market conditions, economic indicators, geopolitical events, and the value of underlying securities or technology.

Any illustrations, forecasts or hypothetical data provided should be taken as illustrative and for informational purposes only, and not construed as a guarantee of future returns.

This document is not intended as a solicitation, invitation, or investment recommendation for any particular security, financial product, or investment strategy.

Prior to investing in any financial product or fund, including those involving Crypto Assets, we strongly recommend investors seek the advice of specialised financial, legal, and tax professionals.

We urge investors to carefully consider whether the investment in financial products and Crypto Assets is suitable for their individual circumstances, risk tolerance, and investment objectives.

Crypto Assets, in particular, may not be suitable for all investors due to their high volatility and potential for loss.

If the investment value of a financial product or Crypto Asset mentioned in this document is not guaranteed, it is important to understand that no guarantees are provided.

The value of your investment may fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invested.

Please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice if necessary.

Tokenisation in the context of crypto assets refers to the process of issuing a blockchain token that digitally represents a real tradable asset.

This process can be applied to securities, real estate, intellectual property, and even art.

The benefits of Tokenisation in crypto assets include the potential for increased liquidity, greater transparency, fractional ownership, and lower transaction costs.

It is important to understand that Tokenisation brings its own unique set of risks and considerations.

The nature of Tokenisation means that the rights to an underlying asset are distributed across many token holders.

Investing in tokenised assets also carries the risk of smart contract failures, technology vulnerabilities, or potential hacking threats.

Prior to investing in any tokenised asset, we strongly recommend that investors seek advice from specialised legal and financial professionals.

As with any investment, investors should carefully consider whether the investment in tokenised assets aligns with their individual circumstances, risk tolerance, and investment objectives.

Keep in mind that the value of tokenised assets may fluctuate widely, and investors may not recover their initial investment.