Euro Pacific Asset Management

The firm's strategies are built on Peter Schiff's sustained macro thesis that the US dollar is structurally weak and that loose Federal Reserve policy will generate inflation, benefiting non-US equities and hard assets. Portfolio construction favors dividend-paying international stocks and precious metals miners. The approach is actively managed and does not aim to track any benchmark.

Euro Pacific Asset Management is the SEC-registered investment adviser and fund sponsor. It operates separately from Schiff's retail gold dealer, Euro Pacific Capital (the broker-dealer), and his media properties, though the entities share key principals. Investors access the funds through standard brokerage platforms, not directly through the gold dealer.

The firm's public footprint is its suite of mutual funds, but it also offers separately managed accounts (SMAs) for individual investors who meet minimum thresholds. There is no public record of the firm managing commingled vehicles for institutional pension funds or endowments on a segregated basis.

Peter Schiff relocated the firm and his personal residence to Puerto Rico, citing the island's Act 20/22 tax incentives for financial services and individual investors. The move aligned with his broader public criticism of US tax and monetary policy, though the funds themselves remain US-domiciled and available to US taxpayers.

Euro Pacific does not publicly detail a large multi-analyst investment team. Portfolio management follows Schiff's macro framework, with execution handled by a small group of co-portfolio managers. For an allocator, this means key-person risk is a prominent due-diligence consideration — the strategy is deeply tied to one individual's sustained macro call.