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The World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) has partnered with the Natural Diamond Council (NDC) to provide financial support for upcoming marketing campaigns.
The mystery plaguing the practices of the Diamond Dealers Club of Australia (DDCA) has led to questions over the Club’s claims and therefore its adherence to New Zealand trade law.
The mystery and ambiguity plaguing the operations and practices of the Diamond Dealers Club of Australia (DDCA) and the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) has extended into a range of new issues that both organisations refuse to answer.
RAPAPORT... The Moscow Diamond Bourse paused operations during the Russia-Ukraine war and has stepped back from the World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB).The exchange temporarily stopped its activity on March 7 and suspended its membership in the WFDB on April 3, the federation...
The Israel Diamond Exchange (IDE) has opened an office in Dubai’s Almas Towers to facilitate business for Israeli diamond companies operating in the country. The IDE debuted its new location following the Dubai Diamond Conference. It will be located at the Dubai Diamond Exchange (DDE), inside...
The Natural Diamond Council (NDC) – formerly the Diamond Producers Association – has expanded its diamond detection initiative, the Assure Program, which was first launched in 2019.
Diamantaires Emerge from Crisis with Credit Insights Apr 15, 2021 12:20 AM By Avi Krawitz RAPAPORT... In the first issue of the Rapaport Research Report, which came out in January 2018, we highlighted the mistrust that existed between the diamond industry and its lenders. Diamantaires argued that the banks had an unjustified high-risk perception of the diamond trade, while the banks pressed the trade to be more efficient and raise its compliance standards. Much has changed in the three years since then, and particularly in the past year amid the coronavirus. The relationship between the two sides appears to have vastly improved. And while historically, diamantaires have complained about a lack of available funds, there now appears to be an oversupply of credit.