Gold Reserve Management

The primary role of central banks is the long-term management of a nation's resources and investment policies.

Once an official currency, gold has become a cornerstone of modern reserve management and has been at the heart of central banking for centuries.

According to the IMF, gold is the third most widely held reserve currency after the US dollar and the Euro and is held by more than four out of five central banks. The World Gold Council reported that as of 31 December 2023, approximately 35,827 tons (EUR 2.14 trillion) of above-ground physical gold was held by central banks. This represents around 18,7% of total above-ground physical gold holdings.

Central banks strategically allocate their Gold reserves, typically segmenting them into two crucial aspects:

Liquidity: Addressing short-term drawdowns.
Investment: Positioned for longer periods to yield portfolio returns.

We propose to assist Central Banks in optimizing the use of their nation's gold resources.

On The Ground

We conduct all the necessary services to maximize the benefits of the Domestic Purchase Program;

Quality Control
System Integration
Risk Management
Infrastructure
Operations

International

We provide a set of services at the international level to answer Central banks needs and demands;

Assaying
Upgrading
Refining
Repatriation
Minted Products

Custodian

Together with other services, we provide custodian, storage, and full inventory services for physical gold globally.

Gold Storage locations throughout the world; New York, London, Zurich, İstanbul, Dubai, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

Trading

We generate international trading opportunities by anticipating access to the global gold markets;

Trading Platform
Hedging & Fixing
Liquidation
Market Research.

Asset Management

We actively manage to generate return, reduce credit risk or raise foreign exchange liquidity by the following:

Deposits
Bonds
Collateralization

Accounting

We help monetary authorities recognize and account for monetary gold appropriately and consistently.

Gold Mined Research

We consult our clients on all aspects of mineral exploration over a wide range of commodities like surface geology studies and mapping.

Training & Compliance

We provide Central Banks with a clear understanding of the distinct rules associated with the gold industry.

Several compelling reasons drive central banks to maintain physical Gold in their reserves:

Historical Significance: Legacy holdings that underscore stability.
Long-term Store of Value: Gold's enduring role as a wealth repository.
Crisis Performance: A reliable performer during times of economic uncertainty.
Safe-Haven Asset: Limited default and zero credit risk.
Portfolio Diversification: Hedging against risks and de-dollarization.
Security and Collateral: Vital for securing urgent liquidity during national emergencies and meeting foreign debt obligations.
Trade Management Offset: Providing stability in international trade.

International reserves, defined as assets readily available for balance of payments, currency exchange rate interventions, and other related purposes, play a pivotal role. Central banks entrust a reserves management entity with the responsibility of leveraging their nation's wealth to enhance economic growth, ensuring judicious investments in the local currency to preserve foreign exchange reserves.

As an expert reserves management entity, we specialize in aiding Central Banks and Governments in optimizing their Gold production, maintaining robust Gold reserve liquidity, establishing a dynamic Gold trading eco-system, and mitigating associated risks. Our Gold Reserve Management Program is designed to fortify national wealth, promote economic stability, and navigate the intricate landscape of global financial dynamics with foresight and expertise.