BullionVault
Raminder Ball has a vast work experience in the marketing field. Raminder started their career as a Business Development Manager at Victor Chandler in 2000 and worked there for two years. Raminder then joined Betfair in 2002 and was promoted to Senior Online Acquisition Manager. In this role, they were responsible for managing the exchange affiliate program, handling high-profile partners, and conducting international media buys. Raminder joined JAXX in 2007 as a Marketing Manager, overseeing online and offline marketing activities in the UK. In 2010, they worked as a UK Online Marketing Manager at Buongiorno for a brief period before joining LX Innovation in September. At LX Innovation, Raminder played a crucial role in setting up the online marketing strategy and obtaining licenses for the UK market. Currently, Raminder works at BullionVault as a Marketing Manager, starting in 2011.
Raminder Ball attended Oxford Brookes University from 1995 to 1998, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in Law and History.
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BullionVault
BullionVault is a P2P platform for buying and selling physical gold & silver bullion, securely, at low cost. As of January 2013, BullionVault held over $2billion worth of client assets.The bullion is kept in approved vaults within the London Good Delivery system. Good delivery bullion bars are produced by London Bullion Market Association[LBMA] approved refiners, have a known history and can be easily re-sold. Most of the world's professional gold dealing happens within the LBMA good delivery rules. BullionVault is a full member of the LBMA.Unlike most gold investment products, BullionVault's clients own their gold directly as property in their own name within the jurisdiction the gold is stored. Clients can chose to store their gold in Zurich, London, New York or Singapore.An internal market allows clients can trade their holdings with each other in units as small as a single gram. Clients can choose to place large orders [800oz] through the London professional markets. BullionVault itself also runs trading bots to ensure liquidity, quoting two-way prices on its exchange 24/7.In June 2010, the gold industry's key market-development body the World Gold Council joined with the internet and technology fund Augmentum Capital, which is backed by the London-listed Rothschild Investment Trust, in making an $18.8 million (GB £12.5m) investment in the business. This makes BullionVault rare as a disruptive start-up that has been willingly embraced by an established industry.Their exchange's technology stack runs almost entirely on open-source components. CTO Kris Jenkins says, "I couldn't imagine trying to build a company like BullionVault using proprietary software. I've seen startups die while they were still negotiating support contracts. Often when they could have picked an open solution so reliable it would never need support."The company was founded by Paul Tustain in 2005 and is based in London with an office in New York.