A Fully Online Experience — Engineered, Not Improvised
The Gold Congress streams live worldwide, bringing leading gold and finance practitioners directly to your screen — with the production values of a broadcast and the intimacy of a private salon.
Why we built this
The best conversations about gold have traditionally happened behind closed doors at invitation-only gatherings — expensive to reach, narrow in geography, and closed to most of the global investor base that actually drives the metal.
The Gold Congress starts from a simple premise: the internet is mature enough to host a genuinely high-caliber financial event without losing what made those gatherings valuable — the calibre of the speakers, the candor, the take-it-home insight.
So we set the format first. Broadcast-grade production. Reviewed registrations. Moderated Q&A. Networking that matches you on mandate rather than seating you at random. No exhibition hall, no sponsored keynotes, no flights.
How it works
Broadcast-Quality Live
Multi-camera studio production and managed remote feeds — not laptop webcams.
Moderated Q&A
Submit questions live, voted up by the audience, surfaced by moderators to the stage.
Matched 1:1 Networking
Five-minute video tables, matched on the sector and mandate you select at registration.
On-Demand Library
Every session, transcript and slide deck — yours for 90 days after the live event.
What makes this different
No flights, no visas, no carbon. Wherever you sit, you join on the same footing as everyone else in the room.
No pay-to-play keynotes. Speakers are invited on the strength of their work, not the size of their booth.
The programme is written for practitioners — technical depth over introductory keynotes.
One focused day. Six timezones. Replays for whatever you missed.
Who should attend
- Family offices and private wealth managers
- Institutional allocators and sovereign reserve advisors
- Precious metals industry executives and refiners
- Mining capital allocators and producers
- Macro strategists, traders and research desks
- Policy advisors, central bankers and economists
- Independent advisors serving high-net-worth clients
- Serious private investors who treat gold as core, not satellite
What the day looks like
Macro and monetary order
Reserves, real rates, and what has actually changed in the monetary system as against what has merely been announced.
Allocation in practice
The workshop hour: physical against paper, storage, jurisdiction, costs, and rebalancing rules in real portfolios.
Matched 1:1 networking
Short video tables matched on the sector and mandate you select at registration. Cameras optional, always.
Reserves, geopolitics and supply
Primary reserve data rather than commentary, then where the next ounce actually comes from.
Synthesis and the year ahead
What the day changed, what it did not, and a first look at the next edition.
The full running order, in six time zones, is on the schedule page.
Editorial standards
No sold keynotes
Partner segments exist and are labelled as sponsored wherever they appear. They never occupy an editorial slot. Once a keynote can be bought, every keynote is suspected of having been bought.
Disclosure over abstinence
Speakers may hold positions in assets they discuss — most serious practitioners do. They are asked to disclose material conflicts on stage rather than pretend neutrality.
No price targets, no recommendations
Nothing published here or said on stage is investment advice, and we are not licensed to give it. We publish frameworks, parameters and primary sources so you can do your own work.
Names when they are contracted
Confirmed speakers are announced individually as contracts and compliance clearances complete. We do not pre-announce names we cannot yet stand behind.
Things we deliberately do not do
- No exhibition hall, no booth staff, no badge scanning.
- No mailing-list resale — your details are never passed to partners.
- No pre-recorded talk presented as live.
- No paid stage time dressed as editorial programming.
- No accredited qualifications claimed for Academy completion marks.
The other 364 days
A single day, however well built, is a poor way to learn a market. Three things run continuously around the Congress, and all of them are free to read.
- The Academy — structured courses with long-form lessons and comprehension checks, covering market fundamentals, physical ownership, derivatives, mining economics, technical analysis and wealth preservation. Progress is stored in your own browser; no account required.
- The Magazine — long-form analysis that states its sources and separates observation from mechanism from scenario.
- The Newsletter — a regular edition with the full archive published openly rather than gated behind a signup.
Unfamiliar terminology is defined in the glossary, and live spot prices for the four precious metals are on the prices page.
Frequently asked
Is the event truly free?+
Yes — general admission is complimentary and gives you every live session plus 90 days of replay. Pro and VIP passes add private roundtables, 1:1 speaker bookings and extended materials. Paid passes are invoiced manually by the event team; no payment is processed on this site.
What software do I need?+
A modern browser. No app install, no Zoom account, no Teams invite. We send a single link 24 hours before the event.
Will sessions be recorded?+
Every session is recorded. Registered attendees get 90 days of on-demand access from the date the recording is published.
Can I bring colleagues?+
Yes. General Admission is free, so each colleague can register individually. For groups taking Pro or VIP together, contact us and we will arrange a single invoice.
What if I cannot attend live in my time zone?+
The running order is published in six time zones on the schedule page, and the programme is timed so that a substantial block is reachable from Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. Anything you miss is in the replay library.
Do I need to be a professional investor?+
No. The programme is written for practitioners and assumes some familiarity with markets, but registration is open and the Academy exists precisely so that a motivated newcomer can arrive prepared.
Is the content investment advice?+
No. Everything on this site and on stage is general educational and informational material. It does not account for your circumstances, and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
How do you handle my data?+
Registration details are used to run the event and nothing else. They are not sold or shared with partners. The privacy notice sets out the legal bases and retention periods, and the cookie policy lists every value stored in your browser.
Can I speak, or propose a session?+
Yes — use the contact page and describe the argument you want to make rather than the topic you cover. The selection rule is that we would want you in the room whether or not there was an audience.