Responsibility

In
the open

A laboratory balance in its glass case, a gloved hand setting a bead of gold on it with tweezers

A gold trade is only as good as what can be shown about it: who sold it, where it came from, what it weighed and what was paid.

How
we work

Knowing our partners

Before any trade, both sides exchange company papers and show who stands behind them. We do not trade with partners we cannot identify.

This is ordinary care in the gold trade, and it works in both directions. A partner is entitled to know just as much about AMP.

Knowing the gold’s path

Each shipment carries its record from the ground to the refinery: where it came from, who handled it, and how it left its country.

The record is what lets a refiner or a buyer accept the gold with confidence. It also lets a producing country see that its gold left through its own system.

The gold’s path

The rules we work under

AMP works under the laws of the United Arab Emirates and of each country it buys in. The licences and registrations AMP holds will be listed here as they are issued.

The rules differ from country to country: who may sell gold, how it is tested, how it is released for export. In each country we follow the rules of that country.

Raising a concern

Anyone who sees something wrong in a trade or at a site connected to AMP can tell us in confidence.

Raising a concern
Cast one-kilo gold bars in rows on a table in a refinery’s bullion room, a worker in a white coat lifting one toward a balance

Standards

If it cannot be shown, we do not trade it.

The trade