Gold-backed loans denominated in Saudi Riyal allow Saudi Arabia-based institutions to monetise physical gold holdings without selling. LCORE's Warehouse Receipts from Abu Dhabi's ADGM-regulated vault serve as title documents under English Common Law, accepted by international lenders at 70-85% LTV of spot gold value. The gold remains in allocated custody — you retain upside exposure while accessing liquidity.
Request ConsultationLCORE's gold-backed lending structure allows Saudi Shariah-compliant gold financing to borrow in Saudi Riyal (SAR) against physical gold deposited in ADGM pre-customs vault. The gold is allocated, insured by Lloyd's $200M, and governed by an ADGM English Law security agreement.
LTV up to 70%. The remaining 30% equity buffer protects both parties against gold price volatility. Interest rate and tenor agreed individually. No mandatory USD in the lending structure -- SAR denomination available via agreed correspondent.
Borrow up to 70% of gold value in SAR. 30% equity buffer. Margin call only below agreed LTV floor. Standard institutional terms.
ADGM English Common Law pledge agreement. Enforceable internationally. Gold remains in LCORE vault with security interest perfected under ADGM law.
Loan disbursement and repayment in SAR via agreed correspondent. No USD clearing required for Saudi Riyal counterparties.
Confidential. Min $5M. ADGM Reg. 28158.