Webinars & Videos

In this week’s webinar, we wanted to take a look at our most popular webinar since this series started with Paul Fisher (Fellow, Cambridge University for Sustainability Leadership & Board Chairman, LBMA) and Terry Heymann (Chief Financial Officer, WGC).

Neil Harby (Chief Technical Officer, LBMA) and Nirali Shah (Chief Operating Officer, Responsible Gold Supply Chain LLC) discussed the latest iteration of the Responsible Gold Guidance – RGGv9.

In the fourth on LBMA trade data, Adrian Ash (Director of Research, BullionVault) and David Gornall (Senior Advisor, LBMA) investigated LBMA Trade Data. Saida Litosh (Manager, Precious Metals Research, Refinitiv) joined them to scrutinise the volume-by-price data, now available on the Refinitiv platform, Eikon.

Neil Harby (Chief Technical Officer, LBMA) invited Grant Beringer (Group Sustainability Executive, Barrick Gold Corporation) and Edward Bickham (Senior Advisor, World Gold Council) to discuss all things environmental, social, and governance (ESG) when it comes to mining.

Alan Martin (LBMA Responsible Sourcing Manager) interviews Marcena Hunter (Senior Researcher, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime) – the lead author of a new report on Illicit gold markets in East and Southern Africa.

The panellists discussed the changing landscape of the Indian gold market, regulatory developments within the region, and what the Indian gold market will be doing in the next five to ten years.

Our speakers from LBMA, 10T Holdings and Guido van Stijn discuss how the de-centralised framework that underlines some of the digital currencies can also help to support the gold market.

Alan Martin, Head of Responsible Sourcing at LBMA, and Australian documentary photographer, Hugh Brown, took an in-depth look at the world of artisanal small-scale mining (ASM), drawing from Hugh's powerful photographs on the ground.