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London Gold Body Seeks to Boost Finances With Higher Fees

The London Bullion Market Association has raised membership fees and offered the option to pay the dues two years in advance as it seeks to strengthen its finances amid a costly legal challenge.

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London Gold Body Seeks to Boost Finances With Higher Fees
The London Bullion Market Association has raised membership fees and offered the option to pay the dues two years in advance as it seeks to strengthen its finances amid a costly legal challenge.
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