Bank gold business refers to the practice of banks buying, selling and storing physical gold that is held as a financial asset or investment. Banks can offer gold transactions to their customers in different forms such as gold bars, coins, bullions or certificates of deposit. In a bank gold business, the banks work as intermediaries between customers who want to trade or invest in gold. This business can provide banks with a source of additional revenue and can help diversify their investment portfolios. However, it also exposes banks to market volatility and liquidity risk that may negatively impact their financial position.
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