India is the second-largest consumer of gold in the world. Indian domestic market for gold has achieved that fete despite challenges. The traditional gold trade in India has is known for an opaque supply chain and quality assurance that is debated by stakeholders.
Gold spot exchange and a supporting ecosystem of vaults, assayers, quality control and traders of gold are recasting the way gold is traded in one of the largest economies of the world.
Discussion Points
IIBX and the new ecosystem for spot trade in gold in India.
Bullion depository receipts (BDR) and storing gold.
Duties, Arbitration procedures, and Taxes for spot trade in gold.
Who can be a qualified jeweller?
How the Indian gold market is integrating itsef with the international gold trade.
Speakers
Sudheesh Nambiath
Head- India Gold Policy Centre, IIM-A
Ashok Gautam, FRM
Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, India International Bullion Exchange IFSC Ltd. (IIBX)
Arun Ganesan
Managing Director & CEO India International Exchange (IFSC) Limited
Mahendran K
Country Head - Precious Metals Division Karur Vysya Bank
Paresh Hede
Account Director, South Asia Refinitiv
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