FinaMaze, a hybrid asset manager regulated by the Abu Dhabi Global Market, will launch an investment portfolio on Tuesday. It will provide exposure to enterprises operating in the metaverse to investors with a net worth of more than $500,000.
FinaMaze announced Monday that the metaverse portfolio will contain equities of technology businesses, video game publishers, software developers, entertainment companies, and metaverse infrastructure and hardware manufacturers. It will also provide restricted exposure to Ethereum and a crypto-currency exchange.
“JP Morgan, Walmart, Verizon, and Adidas are among the major corporations that have entered the metaverse in some fashion. Adoption, on the other hand, does not happen in a straight line or overnight. Neither will the stock market’s performance.”
According to Vancouver-based Emergen Research, the worldwide metaverse market size totaled $47.69 billion in 2020. Moreover, it should reach about $830 billion in 2028 at a compound annual rate of 43.3 percent.
FinaMaze’s metaverse portfolio will be diversified across more than a dozen equities, distributing risk across several sectors and dynamically rebalancing the allocation to match each investor’s risk profile, according to the business.
Because not all investors have the time or skill to analyze each market theme and develop a portfolio of companies to reflect the exposure they desire, the wealth manager created the metaverse portfolio.
“They also don’t want to be continuously checking their portfolio. To assure an entry position far below recent historical highs, only metaverse-related stocks that have already been corrected by the market have been added to the smartfolio,” Fichtali explained.
According to FinaMaze, the product also features a “Metaverse versus. Market” version that compares the performance of metaverse-related securities to the market. This helps to protect the metaverse portfolio from a possible market crash.
For MetaNews.