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DIntroduction to DMCC and Commodities trade facilitation
services
ABOUT DMCC1.0
About DMCC
Made for tradeDMCC is a strategic initiative of the Dubai Government designed to grow Dubai’s economic force by developing a global hub for commodities trade. We develop world class infrastructure and leverage our strategic location at cross roads between East and West to strengthen Dubai’s position as an efficient logistics hub and an international centre for commercial excellence. We are made for trade.
DMCC Free Zone
• Over 11,000 companies• Dynamic community of more than 85,000• Fastest growing and largest Free Zone in the
UAE• Covering almost 600 business activities
Benefits of DMCC Free Zone
• 0% tax holiday for 50 years• 100% company ownership• No capital repatriation restrictions• Offers a range of license activities• Complete range of office options• Assistance with employee residency• Very active networking and clubs• Industry clustering
DMCC Business Community
• 200 hectare development• 2 metro stations• 66 towers for sale or lease • Some of the most central and affordable
real estate in Dubai
DMCC AS A PLATFORM FOR DOING BUSINESS IN AFRICA2.0
Importance of Understanding Africa
Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) Community of Sahel-Saharan States (CEN-SAD)
East African Community (EAC)
Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS)
Economic Community of Western African States (ECOWAS)
Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IAD)
South African Development Community
Understanding the opportunities Dubai offers - Connectivity
Emirates Airlines destinations
Dubai Ports Marine Terminals
Dubai Gold Trade• Since 2003, Dubai’s gold trade has doubled in volume; driven by the increase in
volumes and price it has grown by 825% in total trade value• Dubai’s strength is based on strong local consumption and international trade
opportunities through its world class air logistics infrastructure• Globally, the UAE ranks 1st in gold jewelry consumption per capita (19 grams) and 6th
in total consumption• Dubai supplies most of India’s annual Gold bar imports ~200 tonnes annually• Dubai gold trade is the highest traded non-oil commodity in the UAE, and one of the
largest global trading hubs
DMCC Gold Trade Facilitation• Accreditations
– Dubai Good Delivery (DGD): The DGD standard was developed by DMCC in 2005 and is regarded as the international benchmark for quality and technical specification for the production of gold and silver.
– Market Deliverable Brand (MDB): MDB is an accreditation initiative that certifies gold and silver refineries (with a minimum of one year of operations) for their quality and technical production of gold and/or silver. For gold refineries, the certification also includes responsible sourcing of gold in accordance with the ‘DMCC Guidance’ and ‘Review Protocol’. Membership is renewable annually.
– Responsible Market Participant (RMP): RMP is an accreditation initiative that certifies gold market participants (such as traders, jewellers and manufacturers with a minimum of one year of operations) for responsible sourcing of gold in accordance with the ‘DMCC Guidance’ and ‘Review Protocol’. Membership is renewable on an annual basis.
• Almas Vault– The largest non-sovereign vault in the Middle East– Managed by Brinks Global Services, it combines the highest security standards with one of the most
favorable locations to hold and trade precious metals, Dubai– DMCC built the vault with a long-term vision of providing banks and gold traders with adequate
infrastructure in Dubai as an emerging bullion banking hub
• Gold Industry Cluster– The JLT Free Zone is home to over 1,000 gold and jewelry traders and refineries– In 2015 DMCC hosted its 4th edition of the Dubai Precious Metals Conference which has become a
must attend event for the industry globally – Its theme was ‘Engaging with Africa’
Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX)
• Multi -asset trading platform.
• Key regulated platform to trade bullion.
• DGCX currently has two Gold Contracts – both settled in USD.
• Attractive inter commodity margin benefits to trade both Gold contracts.
• Plans to launch Soft Commodities by early 2016.
• Hydrocarbons will be a strong vertical in 2016 with Mini WTI futures and new contracts on fuel oil and more.
DGCX is one of five financial exchanges in the UAE.Established in November 2005, DGCX offers derivatives futures and options contracts in Precious Metals, Base Metals, Currencies, Energy, Equity Indices and Soft Commodities.DGCX today has a membership base of over 250 members with 84 clearing members.
DMCC – A trade platform for Africa• Through DMCC, Traders and Miners in Africa can directly access global
markets; obtain financing and trade gold at the most competitive prices globally
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Overview of Dubai’s Gold imports from Ghana• Since 2010 Dubai has been a major trading partner for Ghanaian mined
gold
• In 2014 Dubai accounted for approximately 40% of Ghanaian gold exports
• Dubai offers an ideal platform for Ghanaian miners and traders to participate in the global market, access financing and other necessary facilities to maximize the value of its’ industry
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