Precious metals house of the year: RBC Capital Markets
Energy Risk Awards 2026: Bank’s physical capabilities enhance precious metals offering amid extreme volatility
A string of key investments throughout 2025 enhanced RBC Capital Markets’ precious metals business, contributing to growth amid significant market volatility. At the same time, a strong physical presence enabled the bank to provide finance across the precious metals markets.
“The metals franchise has very much been a strategic focal point for our global [commodity] market strategy, in terms of growth and investment – both from a talent and a technology standpoint,” says Brandon Everhardt, global
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