An Introduction | Kendrick-Zale Ltd

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Climate change is a signi cant andlas ng change in the sta s caldistribu on of weather pa erns over

periods ranging from decades tomillions of years. It may be a changein average weather condi ons, or inthe distribu on of weather aroundthe average condi ons (i.e., moreor fewer extreme weather events).Climate change is caused by factorsthat include oceanic processes (suchas oceanic circula on), varia onsin solar radia on received by Earth,plate tectonics and volcanic

erup ons, and human-induced altera ons of the natural world; these la er e ects are currentlycausing global warming, and climate change is o en used to describe human-speci c impacts.

Scien sts ac vely work to understand past and future climate by using observa ons andtheore cal models. Borehole temperature pro les, ice cores, oral and faunal records, glacial andperiglacial processes, stable isotope and other sediment analyses, and sea level records serve toprovide a climate record that spans the geologic past. More recent data are provided by theinstrumental record. Physically based general circula on models are o en used in theore calapproaches to match past climate data, make future projec ons, and link causes and e ects inclimate change.

ENVIRONMENTAL

ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETS HAVE BEEN UNDERDEVELOPMENT SINCE THE 1980S AND HAVE BECOMEMORE AND MORE SOPHISTICATED. TODAY, THEENVIRONMENTAL MARKET IS WORTH APPROXIMATELY

GBP 200 BILLION AND IS RAPIDLY GROWING
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Natural resources occur naturally withinenvironments that exist rela vely undisturbed bymankind, in a natural form. A natural resource iso en characterized by amounts of biodiversity andgeodiversity existent in various ecosystems.

Natural resources are derived from the environ-ment. Some of them are essen al for our survivalwhile most are used for sa sfying our wants.Natural resources may be further classi ed indi erent ways.

Natural resources are materials and components (something that can be used) that can be foundwithin the environment. Every man-made product is composed of natural resources (at itsfundamental level). A natural resource may exist as a separate en ty such as fresh water, and air, aswell as a living organism such as a sh, or it may exist in an alternate form which must be

processed to obtain the resource such as metal ores, oil, and most forms of energy.

There is much debate worldwide over natural resource alloca ons, this is partly due to increasingscarcity (deple on of resources) but also because the exporta on of natural resources is the basisfor many economies (par cularly for developed na ons such as Australia).

Some natural resources such as sunlight and air can be found everywhere, and are known asubiquitous resources. However, most resources only occur in small sporadic areas, and are referredto as localized resources. There are very few resources that are considered inexhaus ble (will notrun out in foreseeable future) these are solar radia on, geothermal energy, and air (thoughaccess to clean air may not be). The vast majority of resources are exhaus ble, which means theyhave a nite quan ty, and can be depleted if managed improperly.

NATURAL

KENDRICK ZALE PROVIDES ACCESS TO NATURAL RESOURCE-BASEDPRODUCTS ACROSS A SPECTRUM OF MARKETS & REGIONS TO SUIT ANY INVESTORS APPETITE, AND HAS POSITIONED ITSELF TO OFFER ENERGY,COMMODITY AND EMISSIONS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOPHISTICATEDINVESTORS.
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Kendrick Zales research exper se isat the core of the value proposi ono ered to clients and is an integralcomponent of the producto erings. Our analysts provideinsigh ul, objec ve and decisiveresearch that is designed to enableclients to make informed investment

decisions.

Kendrick Zales analysts have oneof the most important roles withinthe company, keeping our clients inconsidera on; our team is dedicated

to keep us ahead of our compe tors, providing us with longevity and knowledge. Due to the natureof our business and our varied range of nancial products our employees are given market trainingfrom industry specialists. We are very con dent that our team possesses the skill set and e ciencyrequired servicing your account to complete sa sfac on. As a client you will gain privileged accessto our member only services.

RESEARCH

KENDRICK ZALES GLOBAL RESEARCH EXPERTISE IS ATTHE CORE OF THE VALUE PROPOSITION OFFERED TOCLIENTS AND IS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF THEPRODUCT OFFERINGS AVAILABLE. KENDRICK ZALESS

ANALYSTS HAVE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ROLESWITHIN THE COMPANY, KEEPING OUR CLIENTS INCONSIDERATION; OUR TEAM IS DEDICATED TO KEEPINGUS AHEAD OF OUR COMPETITORS, PROVIDING US WITHLONGEVITY AND KNOWLEDGE.
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Gold as an investment opportunity

The yellow metal has been aninvestors favourite during mes of worldwide nancial and poli caluncertainty due to its perceivedquali es as a safe haven and as ahedge against in a on. Theprecious metal hit an all me high inSeptember 2011 of around $1920 anounce and, even though it has fallensince to around $1201 at the me of wri ng (28th June 2013), the generalmarket consensus is that the metal

remains in a bull market, even if it is not quite as bullish as previously quoted. For example, thebank Nomura has cut its 2014 forecast from $1,800 to $1,750. But, with further monetary easingexpected, as well as geopoli cal tensions and currency issues, any falls in the gold prices willprobably be seen as buying opportuni es for gold investors which, in turn, should help the pricetrend back up towards its all- me high.

Previously, the easiest way for investors to speculate on the price of gold was to buy the physicalcommodity directly, or buy shares in gold mining companies. IPR is currently o ering theopportunity for investors to purchase a share of the economic bene ts of the mining rights of theIPR Capital mining project. IPR is securing from the land owner the mining rights for 5 years. Themining company that owns the concession will use some of this licensing money to improve theopera on, in turn improving the output. The bene t to the mining company is that it will share in

the produc on with us and will own the en re asset a er the 5 year licence has expired.

OPPORTUNITY - THE PERFECT HEDGE

KENDRICK ZALE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE WE ARENOW OFFERING OUR CLIENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TOPARTICIPATE IN OWNING A PROPORTION OF AN ACTIVEGOLD MINE.
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If, alterna vely, shares in the mining company were sold in the early stages, these would onlyachieve a very disadvantageous price and the current owners would never have control of thebusiness. One reason why many junior miners do not succeed is that the original owners move toanother project that is more economically viable but in this project, IPRs innova ve fundingsolu on results in the miners, the partners in LP and IPR Capital all having mutually alignedinterests.

Kendrick Zale is ac ng as a principle agent for IPR Capital Ltd. To nd out more about thisopportunity, please visit www.kendrick-zale.com , or contact us:

Call us on 0845 004 2656.

Registered address70 St Mary Axe

LondonEC3A 8BE

Tel: 08450042656

General enquiries: [email protected]

SECURITY:

Our clients have the peace of mind knowing that they are dealing with a company which adheres to strict complianceprocedures. The products that we o er are either tangible or held in your very own holding account. We carry outregular in-house audit checks to ensure your records are kept up-to-date.

We treat client data with the upmost con den ality adhering to the Data Protec on Act 1998. We do not sell your dataor informa on to third par es.

In the unlikely event that we went into liquida on our solicitors would act on behalf of our clients with records of ourclients holding. This would be passed on to the liquidator so that it can be treated as separate property from thecompany.
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