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Meera Gold Pvt. Ltd. holds physical gold in a vault in GIFT IFSC and wants a tradable instrument representing that gold on IIBX without moving it. Which instrument fits the IFSCA bullion framework?

The fitting instrument is a bullion depository receipt. It is issued against bullion deposited with a vault manager in IFSC and represents ownership of that physical bullion, allowing trading on IIBX without moving the metal. Equity shares, debentures or warrants do not represent the deposited gold.

  1. ABullion depository receipt issued against bullion deposited with a vault managerCorrect
  2. BEquity share of the exchange
  3. CNon-convertible debenture of the vault
  4. DWarrant issued by the clearing corporation

Explanation

A bullion depository receipt represents underlying bullion held by a custodian or vault manager and can be traded on the exchange. Shares, debentures or warrants are different securities not representing the deposited gold.

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