LONDON, 23 May 2011 - Nikkei Business, the flagship magazine of top Japanese business-news group Nikkei Business Publications, today features a detailed interview with BullionVault founder and CEO, Paul Tustain.
"Anarchistic may sound rather radical," says the Japanese weekly - launched in 1969 and now boasting a circulation of 270,000 business leaders and financiers in the world's 3rd largest economy - "but for BullionVault it is no exaggeration."
"Dislike of big government is the common feature of our customers," Nikkei Business quotes Paul. "In Europe and America, fears over inflation and debt problems have become serious. So the level of confidence in both government bonds and government currencies has decreased.
"People who despair of government are increasingly choosing to invest in debt-free gold instead."
Nikkei Business focuses on the growth of Paul Tustain's business, recounting revenue and profits alongside a summary of BullionVault's small staff and tight cost-controls.
"Before BullionVault, the threshold for investing in gold was high for the individual investor," the weekly magazine goes on. "Only bullion-market professionals, trading companies and investment funds could participate in the wholesale London market.
"BullionVault has opened up this market to private investors."
English-speakers can read a (very!) rough translation of the Japanese text from Nikkei Business here...Gold bullion - Buy online at live gold prices.
