
The head of Rosveksel, Osman Kabaloev, recommends buying gold from specialized companies, and not on marketplaces, due to risks with price, guarantees and legal protection.
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MOSCOW, June 15 - RIA Novosti. In terms of price and legal protection, it is worth buying gold from companies that specialize in this asset; working with it implies a high level of responsibility, Osman Kabaloev, the head of the Rosveksel company established by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
When asked about the riskiness of buying gold on marketplaces, he replied: “In terms of both price and guarantees, legal protection, I would still look at those companies that specialize in this underlying asset.”

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