Stella Farrington
Q&A – Ice Futures Europe’s David Peniket and Mike Davis
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In the second part of Energy Risk’s series on the future for the exchange-traded energy markets, Ice Futures Europe’s David Peniket and Mike Davis talk to Pauline McCallion about the likely direction...
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Preserving the ability of electric utilities to use OTC derivatives for hedging purposes and maintaining low tax rates on dividends are two of the most pressing issues facing utilities in 2012 and it’s...
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Geopolitical turbulence, economic gloom and regulatory uncertainty were undoubtedly the major themes for energy markets in 2011 and continue to present major challenges for risk managers this year. Against...
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Surveying the future of Europe's natural gas markets
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Demand for gas in Europe is set to increase in the coming years benefiting today’s most liquid hubs, say respondents to a survey carried out by Energy Risk and Baringa Partners. By Stella Farrington with comment from Nick Tallantyre
Energy Risk presents the Future of Carbon Trading Round Table
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With carbon prices plunging both the Europe and the US as the fragile global economy takes place Energy Risk is speaking to key players within the industry regarding the future of the carbon markets and what developments are foreseen in the future
Special report: High-frequency trading
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This month's special report takes a look at high frequency trading in the energy markets. Our first article discusses some of the technological issues while the second looks at how algo trading is changing energy market behaviour. Fast and furious...
High-frequency trading spreads across energy markets
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High-frequency trading (HFT) is playing an ever-larger role in energy markets, but is it really suited to the nuanced deal sheets of commodities? Stephen Maloney considers this and asks whether HFT is in fact quietly tilting the table to favour those...
Power plant hedging strategies
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A comparison of common delta-hedging strategies and calculations finds that simple formulas used to calculate delta hedges can lead to severe biases. Cyriel de Jong, Hans van Dijken and Alexandra Bundalova suggest a relatively fast, but more accurate...
Impact of Volcker rule on energy trading
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Banks have been vocal in their opposition to the Volcker rule, claiming it will inhibit liquidity across the capital markets. But its likely impact on commodities trading is less discussed. David Wigan investigates
Editor's letter – Uncertainty certain for 2012
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Uncertainty was the overriding characteristic of energy markets last year, stemming from jitters over the worldwide economy and impending sweeping regulatory change. This year looks set to be equally unpredictable, at least during the first half, as...
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