Illegal Mining in Peru Isn’t What You Think And OECD Gold Buyers Keep Getting It Wrong

Executive policy brief for buyers, refiners, ESG, and due‑diligence teams exposed to Peruvian gold.

This 10‑page PDF explains:

→ Why illegal and informal mining in Peru is a structural shift in mineral governance, not just a “compliance problem”.

→ How this affects supply‑chain risk, territorial control, and reputational exposure for OECD‑aligned buyers.

→ What concrete decisions traders, refiners, and ESG teams must make today.

Key features:

- High‑rigor executive analysis, written for professionals (not for academics).

- 10–12 pages with clear structure, data‑driven arguments, and explicit recommendations.

- Designed for:

• Buyers and traders of gold from Latin America and Africa.

• Refiners aligned with LBMA and OECD standards.

• ESG, CSR, and due‑diligence teams.

• Community‑relations and risk‑inteligence consultants.

This brief is part of the “Peru Gold Risk Horizon 2026” series, offering quarterly, high‑rigor executive briefs for buyers, traders, and ESG teams exposed to gold‑risk in Latin America and Africa.

Optional add‑on (300 USD extra):

- 30‑minute one‑to‑one call with the author to:

• Walk through the brief.

• Clarify any questions.

• Tailor the analysis to your specific exposure to Peru and Latin America.

If you purchase the brief and want to add the call, send me a DM or email with your Payhip receipt, and I’ll send you a calendar link to schedule the 30‑minute session.