Be part of OMFIF's Gold and Precious Metals Working Group
Global investment in gold and precious metals is continuing to soar in an environment of high geopolitical uncertainty and conflict. These developments present complex challenges and debates for investors, sovereigns and regulators about the motivations and future of the gold market.
OMFIF is forming a working group to examine the geopolitical importance of gold and precious metals to the global economy. Building on previous OMFIF research, the Gold and Precious Metals Working Group will meet four times in 2026, focusing on a different topic each time. The results of these conversations will inform a research report, publishing in November.
The working group has two aims:
- Monitor and understand changes in reserve management and the role of precious metal commodities in the future of macroeconomic and financial streams
- Provide a central hub for public dialogue and connect critical players in the market on issues of global importance relating to gold and precious metals
The Gold and Precious Metals Working Group is designed for institutions that understand reserve management is no longer merely technical, but geopolitical. OMFIF is inviting a select group of institutions to become members, including senior decision-makers across central banks, public investors, major bullion and market infrastructure players, and global banks and trading houses..
Interested in joining OMFIF's Gold and Precious Metals Working Group? Contact our partnership team.
Working group members will:
- Engage directly with reserve managers recalibrating asset allocation
- Influence debate on the treatment of gold under evolving prudential regimes
- Contribute to analysis on tokenised gold and digital settlement rails
- Shape narratives around de-dollarisation and sanctions resilience
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