Corporate Governance
Since its inception, Solomon Global has remained committed to consistent investment into legal reviews, financial oversight and corporate governance to ensure regulatory clarity, institutional discipline and compliant service.
Below, we lay out the framework by which we continue to operate to ensure compliance and transparency within the legal framework of England and Wales:
Our commitment to structured, governance-led and compliant practices is a reflection of our company ethos of providing customers with exemplary service and products guided by regulation, compliance and transparency.
Since inception, the company has prioritised:
Independent regulatory review
Structured anti-money laundering safeguards
Professional accounting oversight
Clear advisory boundaries
Systematic financial controls
Independent Regulatory Review
Across multiple years (2021, 2023, 2024 and 2026), Solomon Global commissioned independent regulatory and anti-money laundering reviews from leading UK law firms.
These reviews were undertaken to ensure that:
• Our operating model remains aligned with UK financial services legislation
• Advisory boundaries are clearly defined
• Marketing communications stay compliant with consumer protection regulations
• AML safeguards reflect current regulatory criteria
Financial Oversight & Accounting Continuity
Since its inception, Solomon Global has retained Bright Graeme Murray LLP as its accountants.
This long-standing relationship provides:
• Structured financial oversight
• Disciplined accounting standards
• Operational financial governance
• Continuity aligned with long-term corporate development
Regulatory Position
Physical precious metals are tangible assets and are not classified as regulated investments under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
Accordingly:
• Solomon Global is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
• We do not provide regulated investment advice
• We do not operate collective investment schemes
• We do not provide discretionary portfolio management
Our role is limited to enabling transactions in physical precious metals.
Anti-Money Laundering Framework
Solomon Global complies with UK anti-money laundering legislation, including the Money Laundering Regulations 2017.
Our safeguards include:
• Identity verification procedures
• Source-of-funds assessment where appropriate
• Sanctions and PEP screening
• Transaction supervising protocols
We reserve the right to decline transactions where compliance standards are not met.
Communications Standards
Marketing and client communications are prepared to be clear, fair and not misleading.
Where market commentary or historical data is
• It reflects information available at the time of publication
• It does not constitute financial advice
• Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance
We maintain documented sales and advisory boundary guidance to preserve consistency of client communication.
Risk Considerations
Investment in physical precious metals involves risk.
Capital is at risk.
Risks include:
• Market price volatility
• Bid-offer spreads
• Liquidity timing
• Exchange rate shifts
• Storage and insurance considerations
Precious metals should be considered within the context of wider financial objectives.
Governance-Led Growth
Solomon Global’s governance infrastructure has been developed with long-term corporate progression in mind.
Independent legal memoranda, structured financial oversight, and operational segregation form part of a wider strategy aligned with future public-market ambitions.
Our governance investment reflects deliberate preparation for institutional scalability.
Institutional Commitment
We believe governance is not a disclaimer, it is infrastructure.
Solomon Global’s long-term investment in legal transparency, accounting oversight and operational discipline supports premium positioning, client confidence and lasting growth.