Webinars & Videos

This week’s webinar is a release of the fourth session from our recent LBMA/LPPM Virtual Precious Metals Conference, held in September 2021. Moderated by Roger Baxter (Minerals Council South Africa), this panel featured the highly anticipated keynote address from Mark Bristow (Barrick Gold Corporation) followed by an interactive panel discussion that included Mark as well as Natascha Viljoen (Anglo American Platinum), Martin Horgan (Centamin), and Paul Fisher (LBMA)

The LBMA/LPPM/IPMI Seminar 2021, took place virtually on Wednesday, 1 December. The Seminar was moderated by Edel Tully (Head of Communications, LBMA) and featured four insightful presentations by James Steel (Chief Precious Metals Analyst, HSBC), Paul Fisher (Chairman, LBMA and Fellow, Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership), Matthew Turner (Market Intelligence Manager, PGMs, Anglo American), Philip Newman (Managing Director, Metals Focus).

In this week’s webinar, LBMA's Sakhila Mirza (LBMA Executive Board Director and General Counsel), Alan Martin (Head of Responsible Sourcing, LBMA) and Neil Harby (Chief Technical Officer, LBMA) discuss the recent Responsible Sourcing Report for 2021.

In this week’s webinar, John Reade (World Gold Council) moderated a discussion with Tai Wong (Independent) and Patrick Green (CitiGroup) to evaluate the latest outlook for investment and trading.

Today LBMA welcomed back its webinar series with a session on Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR), covering the developments since the Bank of England's Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) announcement in July.

Richard Quest (CNN) took the reins to introduce the panel – Philipp Hildebrand (Blackrock), Joachim Nagel (BIS), and Avinash Persaud (Gresham College) – and examined the drivers behind economic growth.

Alan Martin (Head of Responsible Sourcing, LBMA) and Gregory Mthembu-Salter (Director, Phuzumoya Consulting) discussed how industrial miners could help responsible sourcing in the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining (ASM) sector.

The webinar features a discussion on the OECD’s three flagship initiatives to address problems in Artisanal and Small-scale Mining and the FATF report on Environmental Crime and Money Laundering – as well as many other topics relating to ESG.