Energy Risk Asia Risk Manager of the Year: GDF Suez Trading

GDF Suez Trading’s Asia-Pacific unit has expanded rapidly thanks to its understanding of the market and strong client support, but timing has also helped

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GDF Suez Trading, the trading arm of Paris-based utility GDF Suez, has come a long way since it first opened up its Singapore trading floor in June 2012. Having begun by focusing on derivatives linked to crude oil and refined products, it has since expanded into areas including physical coal, freight and derivatives on liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Asia-Pacific business saw its revenues triple in 2013, while revenues for the first half of 2014 already stand at almost double the figure for the

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