Euro Pacific Bank

Migration Opt Out Update: September 16, 2022

Published: September 16, 2022

As promised, we are providing a long-awaited update on the bank’s operations, aimed at clients wishing to opt out of the migration to Qenta Inc.

We are fully aware that many of you have waited very patiently over the last few months for OCIF and our appointed receiver to approve our liquidation plan. We notified clients on August 29th that they can begin entering their transaction requests inside their eBanking, per OCIF’s orders to liquidate the bank.

Summary

✅ OCIF suspended Euro Pacific Bank and appointed a receiver (or “trustee”) to manage all bank operations and assets on June 30, 2022
✅ Currency conversions, outgoing wire transfer form, precious metals trading, and mutual fund trading re-enabled in eBanking on August 29th
✅ OCIF and trustee fully approved Liquidation Plan for Euro Pacific Bank on September 6, 2022

⌛Correspondent bank awaiting further information from OCIF to process our client transactions
⌛Interactive Brokers awaiting further information from OCIF to transfer client positions to new brokerage accounts
⌛Mutual fund sell orders awaiting approval from Interactive Brokers, its custodian
⌛Accounts with debit blocks to be unblocked by Compliance so wire transfer requests can be entered

Operational Delays

Outgoing Wire Transfers

Euro Pacific Bank began allowing clients to submit transfer requests in their eBanking on Monday, August 29th. Unfortunately, those transfer requests are currently still being held by our correspondent bank, who has requested written confirmation from the bank’s government-appointed receiver that we are authorized to proceed with your wire transfer(s).

Although the receiver, with permission from OCIF, has provided our correspondent bank with written authorization and the government-approved Liquidation Plan, our correspondent bank has requested additional authorization from the receiver, which he is currently attempting to fulfill.

We understand this situation may be frustrating for many of you, as it is for us. We have been waiting eagerly for your transactions be processed, however our correspondent bank will only accept our transaction requests after fulfilling their internal requirements. Simply put, we can only process your transactions as soon as our correspondent bank processes them.

In the meantime, here are some actions you can take:

  • Simply enter your outgoing wire transfer request and get in the queue so the bank can process them as soon as our correspondent bank is ready.
  • If you have a blocked bank account and cannot enter a wire transfer, our compliance team is in the process of unblocking them so that you can enter your wire transfer request. We expect this to be completed over the next 1-2 business days.
  • Ensure that your outgoing wire transfer requests are first party. In other words, they should go to an account under the same name. If you have a corporate account with us, transfers can be made to your personal name if preferred.
  • Consolidate your cash balances into one of your bank accounts before entering your final wire transfer request, if you hold multiple currencies. Remember, wire transfers can only be requested in EUR, GBP, CHF, JPY, and PLN.

Thanks for your continued patience through this process and we will continue to update you on this step.

Brokerage Accounts

Similarly, if you currently have a Euro Pacific Trader brokerage account and are awaiting the transfer of your positions to your new Interactive Brokers account, Interactive Brokers has also asked to get written authorization from our receiver before any of our transfer requests can be processed, for legal reasons.

To date, written authorization has been provided by the receiver with approval from OCIF, and Interactive Brokers is currently reviewing the documentation. We hope they can complete this task as soon as possible so that we can regain the ability to transfer your cash and stock positions to your new brokerage accounts.

Precious Metals

Precious metals sell orders are being fulfilled in real-time with no delay or issues.

Mutual Funds

Mutual fund sell orders are currently delayed for the same reason as the brokerage account delay—Interactive Brokers is the custodian of the mutual fund accounts, and currently we are prevented from processing mutual fund sell requests until they have approved the bank trustee’s requests.

Frequently Asked Questions

We will be posting your requested Q&As here shortly.

Qenta Welcome Letter

Published: September 8, 2022

Dear valued customer,

On behalf of Qenta Inc., welcome to our family. We know this has been a difficult time and look forward to a brighter future together. In this letter, we want to share who we are, why we are excited for you to join us, and invite you to our Virtual Customer Townhall on Wednesday September 14, 2022, at 8am Eastern Standard Time to directly answer any questions you may have.

After September 29, 2022, remaining customer assets will be held by Qenta subsidiaries but you will have full and ongoing access to your deposits, precious metals holdings, mutual funds and brokerage accounts. Qenta is not a bank; however, it has subsidiaries that are licensed by the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, which allows Qenta to trade precious metals for its clients. Qenta will facilitate payments in multiple currencies, and over the next year upgrade its card offering.

To ease the transition, a number of your former bank’s staff will also be joining our team.

About Qenta

Qenta is a global financial technology firm headquartered in Houston, Texas, with a vision to lead the world to a frictionless and democratized ecosystem. Towards this end, we offer to our customers savings products such as Responsible Gold, wallets, payment solutions for merchants, and commodities hedging and financing products. We operate in 17 countries around the world with a team of over ~200 people.

Our group Chairman and CEO, Brent de Jong, started working with banks in 1997 to provide financing and restructuring advice globally while at J.P. Morgan. He has since achieved a solid track record of building teams and transforming businesses with the core principle of customer satisfaction.

Our Managing Director, Mariame McIntosh, has worked in the financial services industry for two decades and, prior to joining Qenta, was the CEO of a commercial bank for over 6 years. Her success at the bank was driven by a relentless focus on customer experience.

Our Mission

Qenta is a purpose-driven business with a committed, experienced team and it is our hope that you can get to know more of our team members in the coming months.
We also hope that you will give us the chance to serve you as we believe the benefits of joining the Qenta family are:

1. Safe and secure custody of your assets;
2. Access to innovative digital products to meet your needs;
3. Our commitment to the highest environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards.

For more information about the company, please visit our website at www.qenta.com.


Qenta 1st Virtual Customer Townhall

We look forward to meeting you during our first global Virtual Customer Townhall where you will be able to share thoughts and feedback, as well as ask any clarifying questions directly to the senior leadership team at Qenta.

Time: Sep 14, 2022 08:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Hosted by: Brent de Jong, Chairman and CEO; and Mariame McIntosh, Managing Director of Qenta Inc.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/92905617682?pwd=a0FNY1dHaGZUM1VOK1o5VkdwOHR1dz09
Meeting ID: 929 0561 7682
Passcode: UXs9jh

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If Qenta is not meeting your needs, you can transfer your funds to another organization at any time and through the usual means.

Sincerely,

Brent De Jong
Chairman & CEO, Qenta Inc.

Mariame McIntosh
Managing Director, Qenta Inc.

Bank Liquidation Update: September 2, 2022

Published: September 2, 2022

As stated in the official Notice of Liquidation on Monday, August 29th, Euro Pacific Bank was required to proceed with its liquidation and allow clients to request withdrawals inside their eBanking. We also disclosed the existence of a financial services company interested in continuing to serve any clients that remain.

Today, we would like to provide an update on both topics.

Operational Delays

Euro Pacific Bank began allowing clients to submit transfer requests in their eBanking on Monday, August 29th. Unfortunately, those transfer requests are currently being held by our correspondent bank, who has requested written confirmation from the bank’s government-appointed receiver that we are authorized to proceed with your wire transfer(s).

However, the receiver will not provide our correspondent bank with that written confirmation until the Puerto Rico financial regulator (OCIF) authorizes him to. In other words, our correspondent bank will not process any of our wire transfer requests until OCIF provides authorization.

We understand this situation may be frustrating for some of you, especially after patiently waiting. However, the bank is in receivership and has been under the control of OCIF, so transactions can take much longer to process than it did before.

As stated in our Monday notice, clients can still request transactions and they will be processed as soon as we’re allowed to. Thanks for your continued patience through this process and we will continue to update you on this step.

Brokerage Accounts

Similarly, if you currently have a Euro Pacific Trader brokerage account and are awaiting the transfer of your positions to your new Interactive Brokers account, we have also been asked to get written authorization from our receiver before any of our transfer requests can be processed.

Account Migration

As you may recall in our Notice of Liquidation, a financial services company has made an offer to continue serving our customers, which includes bank deposits, precious metals, mutual funds, and brokerage accounts. Understandably, an important part of your consideration to be migrated to this new institution is who they are and what they do.

We have received authorization to disclose the company’s details, so you can expect to receive a welcome letter from this company within a few days. A copy of their welcome letter will be published here on our website. They also plan to conduct a “Virtual Customer Townhall” within the next two weeks to introduce their senior leadership team and answer your questions.

Commencement of Bank Liquidation

Published: August 29, 2022

Dear Euro Pacific Bank customer,

We write to inform you that, although Euro Pacific Bank is now in liquidation pursuant to a Consent Order for Liquidation and Dissolution of International Financial Entity entered into with the Puerto Rico Office of the Commissioner of Financial Institutions (“OCIF”), we can now provide you with a positive update on an easy path forward.

Account Migration

Since Euro Pacific Bank will be closing its business operations in Puerto Rico permanently and irrevocably, we are in advanced conversations to arrange for the transfer of all customer deposits, cash and physical precious metals, as well as ownership of the bank’s four wholly owned subsidiaries, which includes the broker dealer where many customers maintain linked brokerage accounts, to a global financial services technology company headquartered in the United States with an experienced management team and solid track record.

The four subsidiaries of the bank will be owned directly by that company. The bank’s currency and precious metals deposits will be held by its wholly owned subsidiary operating in Dubai. From your account there you will be able to send and receive third party payments in multiple currencies, including U.S. dollars and utilize a debit card to access your deposits.

Once your funds are transferred, they will be immediately available to spend or withdraw. If the acquiring financial institution does not meet your needs, you can transfer your balance to an alternative financial institution.

Migration Opt Out

If you prefer, you may have your deposits wired to an alternative financial institution of your choosing. To initiate this process, you must log into eBanking and request an outgoing wire transfer to an account with the same beneficial ownership as your Euro Pacific account.

You have thirty (30) days from the date of this notice to complete the outgoing wire request for processing.

Reminders:

  • U.S. dollars must be converted to another currency the bank supports to be wired out.
  • If you do not want your gold and silver holdings to be under new ownership, you must sell them, as the bank cannot deliver out metal.
  • If you do not want your brokerage account to be under new ownership, you must liquidate your holdings, including in the bank’s proprietary mutual funds, and transfer any proceeds to your bank account so those amounts can be included in the wire.

We appreciate the confidence you have placed in us over the years and your continued support of our bank throughout this process. Our customers have always been our priority and you continue to be our priority throughout this liquidation process.

Sincerely,

Euro Pacific Bank Management

Brokerage Migration Update: August 18, 2022

Summary

As you may recall, if you currently have a Euro Pacific Trader brokerage account at Interactive Brokers (IBKR), IBKR requested that all clients either open new (retail) Interactive Brokers accounts to continue trading.

This is the result of IBKR ending their Non-Disclosed Broker program last year, which Euro Pacific Securities was a part of.

As of June 28, 2022, IBKR has set all existing brokerage accounts to “liquidation only”, which means you’re able to place sell orders and close positions, but you won’t be able to place any buy orders.

Next Steps

1. If you are still completing your new IBKR account application, please continue with that process until the account is activated.

2. If your new IBKR account is already activated, we are currently waiting for guidance from the Puerto Rico regulator (OCIF) on when we can allow IBKR to transfer assets (cash and stock positions) from your existing account to the newly activated account.

Unfortunately we don’t know when OCIF will let us proceed, but there has been some progress on the bank suspension, which is the source of this delay.

3. If you opted out of the migration and therefore are not opening a new Interactive Brokers account and are waiting to transfer your brokerage cash balances back to your EPB bank account, you will be able to do that as soon as EPB receives approval from OCIF to continue processing transactions.

4. If you were not provided a new IBKR account username and password, you likely did not qualify to migrate with Euro Pacific Securities to our new “Fully-Disclosed Broker” relationship, and need to open a regular IBKR retail account, as described here.

If you are uncertain if you fall into this category or have any general inquiries, please contact Trading Support at [email protected].

Thanks for your continued patience as always through this regulatory process.

Bank Operations Update: August 1, 2022

Prior to the suspension, Euro Pacific Bank was in the process of being acquired by a larger financial institution. Instead of allowing the sale, regulators placed the bank into receivership. Further, despite multiple offers to buy the bank, regulators have decided that the bank must be liquidated.

As a result, we proposed a plan to allow customers a period to withdraw their funds, or allow their funds to be transferred to another bank outside of Puerto Rico. We have already selected a bank that we think is best positioned to offer excellent services to our customers.

Unfortunately, we are still waiting for approval from the Puerto Rico Office of the Commissioner of Financial Institutions (OCIF), and it’s taking a lot longer than we expected for them to complete this process.

We understand many of you are looking for a clearer timeline. At the same time, we are required to follow the financial regulatory authority’s lead. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.

Summary:

  • The Puerto Rico financial regulator in late-June requested that Euro Pacific Bank pause its operations. In response, we complied by pausing all transactions to review the details of their request. In the meantime, a trustee has been appointed to administer the standard affairs of the bank to assure safekeeping and preservation of funds.
  • After the regulatory hearing scheduled on July 14th, Euro Pacific Bank and the Puerto Rico financial regulator entered negotiations for the continuation of bank operations.
  • We can confirm that we are now in advanced discussions with the regulator, and we will share with you results as soon as it is permitted.
  • As usual, Euro Pacific Bank maintains a full-reserve ratio, meaning we make no loans and keep all client deposits on-demand.

Bank Operations Update: July 25, 2022

As you may be aware, after the regulatory hearing scheduled on July 14th, Euro Pacific Bank and the Puerto Rico financial regulator entered negotiations for the continuation of bank operations.

We can confirm that we are now in advanced discussions with the regulator, and we will share with you results as soon as it is permitted.

Again, if you are not aware, the Puerto Rico financial regulator recently requested that Euro Pacific Bank pause its operations. In response, we complied by pausing all transactions to review the details of their request. In the meantime, a trustee has been appointed to administer the standard affairs of the bank to assure safekeeping and preservation of funds.

We appreciate your patience through this process, and as usual, Euro Pacific Bank maintains a full-reserve ratio, meaning we make no loans and keep all client deposits on-demand.

Portfolio Commentary: Worst Market Performance in Half a Century

Published: July 21, 2022

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Relevant Strategies

  • International Balanced
  • International Growth
  • Natural Resources
  • Gold and Precious Metals
  • Peter Schiff

Our Commentary

Market overview

Stock markets notched up their worst first-half performance since 1970 in the face of fears that tackling sky-high inflation may come at the cost of the global economy’s post-Covid recovery.

Recession has become the watchword for investors who dragged down US benchmark indices into bear market territory in extremely volatile market conditions. The S&P500 shed 10% in one week alone before recovering some ground into the end of the month. The Index has come off just short of 20% year-to-date and 7.5% for the month. The Nasdaq saw greater losses, off almost 30% year- to-date and 7.4% in June.

Elsewhere, the UK FTSE 100 shed 3.7% and is marginally in the red for the year so far. The Eurostoxx 50 lost 6.3% in June, leaving it 17.5% down year-to-date. China’s CSI 300 bucked the trend last month, gaining some 9% but still lost almost 8% in the first half of the year. The Nikkei eased 2%, leaving it about 7% off for the six months.

Performance of stock markets YTD. Source: Schroders.

Bonds failed to provide a haven

Bonds have also taken a tremendous hit this year. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield doubled from around 1.50% at the end of last year to above 3%. As a result, many bond indices have fallen in excess of 15% year-to-date. Some long-dated issues, which are particularly sensitive to interest rates, have halved in value over six months—pretty spectacular for a supposedly ‘risk-free’ asset! Some argue that aggressive interest hikes are now sufficiently priced into bond markets and it is time to buy with yields in both the US and Europe higher than their 10-year averages.

As economic growth slows many analysts expect inflation pressures to begin easing and for US interest rates to have peaked by next March at around 3.75%. In this scenario, bonds should regain their appeal as a safe-haven asset, offering a means of reducing overall portfolio risk.

Record equality declines creating value in bonds. Source: Schroders.

Judgement of US Central Bank called into question

The first half of 2022 has seen inflation in many regions rise to its highest level in four decades – a reality that has translated into aggressive interest rate rises. In the US, incremental changes of 0.25% have given way to 0.5% and, most recently, an increase of 0.75% – a sign of how worried about inflation the central bank has become.

Also notable is that central bank economic forecasts have successively been revised downwards at each monetary policy meeting since the end of 2021, casting doubt on the banks’ ability to predict the future trajectory of economic growth and inflation.

Central banks in developed countries have been taken to task for surprising markets with rate moves that have not aligned with their forward guidance. In many analysts’ eyes, this unpredictability has significantly undermined the central banks’ credibility – a crucial determinant in the role of monetary policy in controlling inflation expectations. These expectations threaten to entrench higher and stickier inflation, as workers demand higher wages and set in motion a wage-price spiral.

How to deal with recessions

The multi-trillion-dollar selloff in equity markets, concerns about the impact of higher inflation and the increasing likelihood of a recession could all affect company earnings. This has called into question whether it is worth taking on the risk of investing in stock markets or whether it is better to head for safety in other assets or cash. This is apparent in US equity funds, which saw outflows of more than $30 billion in the week ending 15 June – the biggest sell-off since July 2020.

Fund flows: Global equities, bonds, and money markets. Source: Refinitiv Lipper data.

However, history has convincingly shown the benefit of riding out bear markets and momentous crashes with ample rewards for investors that resist giving into panic over short-term circumstances.

Analysis by Schroders based on US equity data since 1877 shows that when stock markets have sold off by more than 25%, investors have usually recouped all losses within two years and on all but one occasion within five years.

Time to breakeven following a market crash. Source: Schroders.

During the global financial crisis, investors that sold out after their investment had halved in value in the six-month period to March 2009 missed the opportunity of making up those losses by the end of 2009 and going on to enjoy a further trebling of value.

Moreover, the pandemic-induced sell-off in 2020 saw investors nursing year-to-date losses of over 30% by mid-March only to benefit from a full recovery within three months.

There are many well-managed companies built for success that are trading as much as 50% lower than they were at the beginning of the year. Gradual and selective purchasing over the coming months reduces the risk from short-term price fluctuations and provides some insulation from economic shocks. Encouraging signs would include evidence of inflation reaching its peak and the central banks moderating their tone regarding the inflationary threat.

Long the sage of the investment world, Warren Buffett sums up why investors should be investing for the long-term: because the secret to getting rich is to be patient.

Outlook

After the stock markets posted the worst first-half market performance in half a century, we might see more volatility in the second half of 2022 if economic uncertainty and inflation remained high. In combination with ongoing pressures such as the ongoing Russian-Ukraine War, oil production shortage and supply chain bottleneck, markets are under immense pressures, and the investment environment is more challenging to navigate than ever. In such situation, a diversified portfolio and patience are the most optimal assets to own for the most positive outcomes.

Our portfolios’ performance in June is as followed:

Fund Name Performance
International Balanced -6.02%
International Growth -7.11%
Natural Resources -13.45%
Gold & Precious Metals -9.82%

Regards,

Euro Pacific Advisors Management Team

Portfolio Commentary: Markets Volatile but China Stimulus Lifts Mood

Published: June 16, 2022

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Relevant Strategies

  • International Balanced
  • International Growth
  • Natural Resources
  • Gold and Precious Metals
  • Peter Schiff

Our Commentary

Market overview

It was an exceptionally volatile month for stock markets with the main developed market indices losing substantial ground before experiencing a bear market rally in the closing days of May. A trifecta of factors was behind this turbulence: hawkish central banks, the ongoing impact of the Ukraine-Russia war on the macro economy and a slowdown in China as a result of its zero-Covid policy.

The 5% bounce-back in the S&P 500 in the final four trading days of the month saw the broad-based index end the month flat but still 13% lower for the year to date. The NASDAQ didn’t manage to get into positive territory and remained a hefty 22% in the red after its rout over the past six months.

Most European equity markets also remain in the red year-to-date but not to the extent of long-dated bonds, which have fallen in value by around 20% since the start of the year (and in some cases by more). Commodities remain strong with the broad-based Bloomberg index up by 33% this year.

The end of month fillip saw US stocks end their longest losing streak in two decades:

Longest losing streak for US stocks since 2001 comes to an end. Source: Bloomberg.

Bloomberg’s data also showed the S&P 500 Index daily trading range having exceeded one percent 89% of the time this year, the most sustained period of daily variations since 2008:

S&P 500 is off to its wildest start to a year since 2008. Source: Strategas Securities, LLC.

The range of performance across sectors was extreme, with energy stocks up almost 60%. The worst performing sectors—communication services and consumer discretionary stocks—have declined well over 20%:

S&P 500 energy stocks have surged ahead of other sectors in 2022. Source: Bloomberg.

Sentiment reversal for Chinese stocks?

Chinese stocks surprised by eking out a 0.3% gain during a month when the economic news was particularly dire. The CSI 300 Index remains 18.5% off for the year to date but a massive stimulus and an easing of Covid restrictions, alongside emerging signs that infection rates are declining, should provide positive tailwinds for Chines equities in the months to come.

Covid and lockdowns drive China into contraction for a second time. Source: China’s National Bureau of Statistics.

In late May, the government announced a 33-point stimulus package of almost 500 billion yuan that included 140 billion yuan ($21 billion) in additional tax rebates, emergency loans for the aviation sector and 300 billion yuan in railway construction bonds.

These measures are intended to provide a cushion for an economy suffering from the government’s stringent implementation of its zero-Covid policy.

China’s 2022 tax cuts to exceed 2020’s in attempt to cushion virus impact. Source: Chinese government work reports; China National Radio.

Technology shares starting to offer value?

Meanwhile in the US, technology stocks have taken a real beating this year but an increasing number of analysts are convinced that valuations have declined to the point where these stocks offer an attractive upside.

NASDAQ 100’s bear market at its low was the worst since the global financial crisis. Source: Bloomberg.

CEOs and investors who sat on a panel at Davos during the World Economic Forum pointed to the fact that even though there has been a $1 trillion sell down in technology stocks, good business models and strong revenue generation mean fundamentals are much more supportive than they were during the dotcom bubble. The industry is trading at close to its three-year average PE ratio of 29.0x and some of the tech giants are trading at cheaper valuations than traditional value stocks.

For example, Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc.is trading at 14 times forward earnings, cheaper than prominent value stocks like Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Johnson & Johnson, UnitedHealth Group Inc. and Procter & Gamble Co.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. is also trading at a relatively low multiple. However, the prices of Amazon and Tesla are still based on a high multiple of current profits. Overall, Morningstar metrics suggest technology stocks are at their cheapest since March 2009 when markets were beginning to recover from the global financial crisis.

Google and Facebook are now cheaper than many value stocks. Source: Bloomberg.

Outlook

In the period of market stress, defensive assets such as investment grade credits and value stocks become more attractive. While the question of future growth and inflation remain unanswered, the most logical stand is to wait and see while maintain a comfortable allocation in liquid assets.

Our portfolios’ performance in May is as followed:

Fund Name Performance
International Balanced -1.58%
International Growth -2.05%
Natural Resources 3.66%
Gold & Precious Metals -8.77%

Regards,

Euro Pacific Advisors Management Team

LAST UPDATED: OCTOBER 31, 2024

October 31, 2024: Receiver's Report.

October 16, 2024: Receiver's Notice.

October 04, 2024: Migration Update.

April 16, 2024: Receiver's Reports.

April 13, 2024: Migration & Liquidation update.

March 11, 2024: Receiver's Reports.

March 03, 2024: Migration & Liquidation update.

February 19, 2024: Migration & Liquidation update.

February 02, 2024: Migration & Liquidation update.

November 21, 2023: Migration Update (Opt-in Only).

November 20, 2023: Progress Report (Opt-out Only).

September 22, 2023: Report & Communication Portal.

September 01, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

July 20, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

June 23, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

June 17, 2023: Receiver's report.

May 31, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

May 05, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

April 20, 2023: Liquidation update- Action required.

March 31, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

March 8, 2023: Migration & Liquidation update.

January 27, 2023: Correspondent bank update.

December 16, 2022: Comprehensive FAQ is published.

December 05, 2022: Migration & liquidation update.

November 01, 2022: Mutual funds & outgoing wire requests update.

October 21, 2022: Update on Opt-out deadline - Extended.

October 14, 2022: Customer Update & Townhall.

October 8, 2022: Update on opt-out deadline for EPB clients who do not wish to migrate their account to Qenta Inc.

September 30, 2022: Update on bank liquidation, pending transactions, and migration of assets to Qenta Inc.

September 28, 2022: Update on pending transactions for clients opting out of Qenta Inc. migration.

September 16, 2022: Update on pending transactions for clients opting out of Qenta Inc. migration.

September 8, 2022: Qenta has emailed a welcome letter to all EPB clients. You can read a copy of it here.

September 2, 2022: Update on pending transactions, brokerage, and account migration.

August 29, 2022: Euro Pacific Bank liquidation has commenced. Please read our formal instructions here as it is time-sensitive.