May 23, 2025
First Keynote Speaker and Session Revealed
As preparations for the Kyoto Conference gather pace, we are thrilled to unveil the initial details of our unparalleled agenda.
Introducing Our First Keynote: Hiroshi Nakaso
With a distinguished 40-year career at the Bank of Japan, Hiroshi played a pivotal role in managing significant financial crises and global systems, including leading the exit from the Quantitative Easing Policy and addressing the Global Financial Crisis.
His influence extends globally, having chaired the BIS Markets Committee and the G20 Study Group on Commodities in various international forums. Currently, he chairs the Daiwa Institute of Research and FinCity.Tokyo, an organisation promoting Tokyo as a global financial centre.
More recently, he was elected Japan's ABAC (APEC Business Advisory Council) Member, where he chairs the Finance Task Force and convenes the VCM Pathfinder Initiative Steering Group. His comprehensive expertise in global financial stability, market dynamics, and international financial diplomacy positions him as an unparalleled authority for our Conference attendees.
Session Spotlight: Metals in Motion
Dive into the crucial dynamics of the market with our compelling first session, Metals in Motion. This session is designed for anyone eager to explore the forces shaping market trends and price movements in precious metals.
Join us to hear from a panel of leading experts, offering diverse perspectives essential for navigating today's complex market:
Adrian Ash (Director of Research, BullionVault) has been studying and writing daily on gold and silver for nearly 20 years.
Mark Woolley (Managing Director, Brinks) has 25 years’ experience in the secure logistics industry, working in Asia, MEA and North America.
Tim Murray (Director of Precious Metals Management, Johnson Matthey) oversees all global trading and commercial activities for pure platinum group metals and brings extensive experience from roles in refining, trading, and commercial leadership.
We will be getting more speakers and sessions in the coming weeks, so please stay tuned for more updates to our comprehensive programme.
Secure your place today to ensure you don't miss these critical insights and invaluable networking opportunities.
Tickets are available to purchase, as detailed below:
- LBMA Member/GDL Subscriber: $1,900
- LPPM Member: $1,900
- Non-Member: $3,000