By: Liezel Hill
10th June 2008
“This membership will allow us to trade gold, silver and platinum on behalf of customers having precious metals requirements in China as well as on our own account,” said global head of foreign exchange Barry Wainstein.
"China has a natural market with a vibrant exchange that presents a lot of opportunity for ScotiaMocatta.”
Local units of HSBC and Standard Chartered were granted membership earlier this year.
China surpassed South Africa as the world's largest gold producer in 2007, and consumer demand for gold in China leapt 26%, to 326 t, according to World Gold Council figures.
Edited by: Liezel Hill
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