LBMA Training |
An Introduction to LBMA Responsible Sourcing
20 November 2024, 09:00 - 12:00 GMT (Virtual)
This three-hour course offers an overview of LBMA Responsible Sourcing, giving insights into the priorities, processes and controls of the programme.
You Will Learn
Key aspects of OECD due diligence framework, the basis for LBMA Responsible Sourcing
How the annual audit and certification process works
Methods for resolving supply chain issues
How LBMA toolkits and resources support refiners and auditors
Course programme
The course will cover:
- Review of basics: A general overview of Responsible Sourcing
- OECD Due Diligence Framework: five step due diligence process, CAHRAs and red flags
- LBMA Responsible Sourcing Programme: priorities, principles, processes, controls and reporting
- International Bullion Centres: locations, priorities and recommendations
- Looking to the future: further supply chain engagement, LBMA initiatives
PLUS: discussions sessions exploring solutions to real-life supply chain situations
Who should attend?
This course is an ideal way to get up to speed if you:
- Have exposure to the precious metals supply chain
- Are a new LBMA Member or have recently joined the Good Delivery List
- Want to understand how LBMA implements Responsible Sourcing
Fees & Registration
Virtual
- Non-member price: £350
- Special price for LBMA Members and Subscribers: £300
(Prices shown are exclusive of VAT)
Email training@lbma.org.uk to receive the Member and Subscriber discount code.
CPD Accredited
This course is CPD Accredited. Please email training@lbma.org.uk after you attend the course to request your certificate.
Meet Your Trainer
Emma Jenkins is a commodity derivatives expert who specialises in risk management advisory, training and expert witness services in metal markets.
Emma’s banking career started at Goldman Sachs. As a derivatives structurer on the precious metals desk at Credit Suisse, she helped integrate the physical and derivatives business units, and obtain a seat at the Gold Fix. Later, at Macquarie Bank, her role broadened to include base metals, and oil and gas derivatives and financings.
Emma is known for her ability to convey complex ideas to diverse audiences and has worked closely with the LBMA Responsible Souring team to cultivate the new training programme.
Emma Jenkins
Managing Director
EJJ International Limited
