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The company’s mandate is to build, manage and distribute investment products designed around commodity indices and commodities in general. The company aims to bring quality and innovation to the commodity asset class.

Established in 2003, Diapason Commodities Management is a leading independent commodity asset management firm. Through its team of investment professionals the company provides a broad range of commodity investment solutions to its institutional and high net worth clients.

Today, Diapason - which  has its headquarters in Lausanne , Switzerland and an office in London - is one of the largest commodity investment managers worldwide, overseeing multi billions in assets and currently employing a staff of 31.

The company’s principal purpose is to create, manage, distribute investment products and solutions designed around commodity indices and commodities in general. The company has established itself a reputation for its quality of execution and as a source of innovation in the commodity asset class across a range of products which fall within the following main groupings:

  • Indices – Broad, Sector, Thematic
  • Active management - Absolute Return, Tactical
  • Allocation Funds, Fund of Funds
  • Structured Products
  • Multi-management Advisory Services

The firm is a member of the National Futures Association (NFA) in New York , the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) in London , the Bundesverband Alternative Investment Association (BVAI) in Bonn and is regulated by the Swiss banking regulatory body, the Commission Fédérale des Banques (CFB/ZBK).

Diapason Commodities Management UK LLP is FSA registered

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