J. Rotbart & Co. marks 10 years in wealth preservation with $3B in transactions
J. Rotbart & Co., a specialist firm focused on physical precious metals for wealth preservation, celebrates 10 years of disciplined growth, client trust and industry leadership. Over the past decade, J. Rotbart & Co. has completed more than $3 billion in transactions.
Since its founding in 2016, J. Rotbart & Co. has helped high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and institutional investors access physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium as a strategic foundation for wealth preservation. As inflation cycles, geopolitical uncertainties, currency volatility, and financial system risks reshaped global markets over the past decade, the company has consistently guided clients toward tangible assets designed to endure across market cycles.
In 2025, amid elevated geopolitical risk and renewed focus on tangible assets, gold recorded more than 50 all-time highs, while silver, platinum and palladium also experienced strong gains. These developments reinforced the strategic role of physical precious metals as a core component of wealth preservation portfolios rather than a tactical hedge.
Throughout this period, J. Rotbart & Co. continued to expand its capabilities and global reach. In 2025, the company opened an additional office in Tel Aviv, complementing its established presence in Hong Kong, Singapore, Manila and Bangkok. Its global vaulting network also expanded to 16 locations, offering clients greater geographic risk diversification, enhanced control and long-term security for their physical holdings.
Commenting on the anniversary, Joshua Rotbart, founder and managing partner of J. Rotbart & Co., said: "The current precious metals cycle is being shaped by powerful macro forces rather than short-term market sentiment. Persistent geopolitical risks, de-dollarisation, and declining confidence in US fiscal policy have driven sustained central-bank demand for gold, while supply constraints are creating structural tightness across silver and platinum markets. As volatility remains elevated into 2026, physical precious metals are increasingly seen as a strategic allocation for preserving purchasing power. We help clients allocate physical precious metals in a simple and secure manner, providing a long-term wealth preservation solution for navigating uncertainty — a focus that has defined our approach from the beginning and will continue to shape how we serve clients in the years ahead."
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