Allianz Gold
Institutional capital backed by certified gold resources
Allianz Gold is an international firm specializing in capital structuring under NI 43-101 / JORC standards, transforming certified geological resources into financial assets eligible for the institutional market.
Headquartered in Dubai with an operational presence in London, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, we operate at the intersection of technical geology and global capital markets, capitalizing on mining projects through two delivery methods:
1. Asset Acquisition:
Strategic divestment process through transfer of ownership.
2. Monetization of reserves (M+I):
Generation of operating liquidity without dilution or early exploitation.
Financial Infrastructure
Asset structuring.
Conversion of in-situ mineral resources into eligible institutional collateral.
Capital optimization.
Establishment of segregated vehicles in Luxembourg to optimize LTV and legal protection of the asset.
Institutional banking network.
Relationship with Tier 1 entities for the issuance, custody and collateralization of financial instruments.
Market execution.
Integration into specialized platforms for trading and arbitrage in secondary debt markets.
Capital connectivity.
Relationship with institutional and sovereign investors for asset acquisition and placement processes.
AAA Jurisdictions.
Operating from financial centers that guarantee legal security, regulatory transparency, and global connectivity.
Rewriting the rules of mining capital
Elegibility criteria
The firm exclusively selects assets with scale, verifiable technical validation, and structuring financial viability, according to the following criteria:
Certification:
NI 43-101 / JORC technical report valid (≤ 12 months) validated by QP/CP.
Resource scale:
Inventory exceeding 300,000 oz (Measured) and 600,000 oz (Indicated).
Ownership:
Verifiable, valid mining rights free of legal contingencies.
Compliance:
Corporate governance aligned with international standards (AML/KYC).
Global Reach
Operating in stable investment jurisdictions, in accordance with international regulatory frameworks (Basel III, FATCA/CRS and sanctions).