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Company says government has given green light to exports from North Mara
Proposal accelerates long-frustrated hopes to build a well-regulated market
The artist explores the precious metal’s global influence, from the mines of Peru to electronic waste
Institutions diversify reserves away from the dollar in the first half as trade tensions simmer
Vehicles that own physical assets are gaining ground
The appeal of ‘sin stock’ funds. Plus: ‘gender lens’ investing; thematic ETFs tempt marketplace; Mifid II shakes up European markets; the race to zero fees; asset managers take benchmarking in-house to cut costs; gold ETFs regain their lustre; watchdogs weigh ‘liquidity mismatch’
Prospect of reduction and concerns over global economy boost metal
Metal seen as solid hedge against equities weakness and slowing growth
Kenges Rakishev offloading shares in order to fund other mining projects
Rising industrial demand has stoked hopes for a revival of the silver price
Russian group suggests industry is ‘clearly open’ to consolidation
Broadly positive G20 outcome prompts shift out of defensive assets
Big jewellery brands and boutiques are turning to e-waste to source their materials
Yen and gold fall back as geopolitical tensions ease
Market questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
There is a downside to holding the precious metal despite its popularity
A snapshot of the leading advisers across the US market and the client bases they serve. Plus, we investigate how companies have escaped a fee squeeze from clients and why a court ruling could mean increased liability for advisers when it comes to misleading messages on investments.
What remains a popular investment for many clients is seen as too unpredictable for others
