Why Institutions Standardize on 400 oz LBMA Bars
The 400-ounce London Good Delivery bar defines how institutions move, value, and protect physical gold. Its standardization under…
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Gold Purchase Agreements: How Institutional Contracts Are Structured
Institutional gold transactions are never casual purchases — they are executed through structured agreements that define every stage…
Tokenized Gold vs Allocated Custody: Institutional Perspectives
Institutions exploring gold today face two distinct models: tokenized gold, where digital tokens represent fractional ownership of bullion,…
Capital Gains and Tax Structures in Institutional Gold Deals
Tax regimes define how valuable gold holdings are for institutions and corporates. The same 400 oz bar can…
Investing in Physical Gold: Institutional Guide to Secure Custody
Corporates and institutional investors increasingly look beyond financial instruments and move into physical gold as a long-term asset.…
Offshore Gold Storage: How Geopolitical Risks Shape Custody Strategies
Offshore gold storage has become a critical topic for investors facing growing geopolitical uncertainty. Sanctions, capital controls, and…