Issue: Nov 2012
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COVER STORY
Derivatives House of the Year: JP Morgan
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JP Morgan is a colossus in the global commodity derivatives market. Amid tougher bank capital requirements, tighter rules on over-the-counter derivatives and a decrease of hedging activity in some corners...
EDITOR'S LETTER
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“Good government should take a measured, well-thought out approach to developing a new regulatory regime.” Not the words of Thomas Jefferson, but Scott...
EDITOR'S CHOICE
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On January 24, 2012, Switzerland-based refiner Petroplus filed for bankruptcy. The move created deep uncertainty over the future of the company’s five...
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Energy Risk Europe: The challenge ahead
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A tough economic environment, sluggish trading activity and regulatory reform all left their mark on Energy Risk Europe this year, where market participants...
Energy market focuses on counterparty risk
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The critical importance of counterparty risk management was demonstrated by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September 2008. In response, banks...
Uncleared margin rules threaten E&P hedging
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Exploration and production companies can find it difficult to satisfy collateral demands when looking to hedge their output using derivatives. Now...
The uncertain impact of an SPR release
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During September, speculation about a possible withdrawal from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve hit boiling point. Although such a release now appears...
Banks retreat from commodity derivatives
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Increasing capital requirements and other regulatory constraints are cutting the headcount and risk-taking ability of banks in commodity and energy...
Using credit valuation adjustment to set limits
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In their previous article, Carlos Blanco and Michael Pierce introduced the concept of credit valuation adjustment (CVA). In this next instalment, they...
Influx into Italian electricity
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Interest in Italian power trading has picked up lately, according to market participants. Nonetheless, the market remains dogged by challenges, including...
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Turning points: DME’s Christopher Fix
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Christopher Fix, the new chief executive of the Dubai Mercantile Exchange, talks to Gillian Carr about his ambition to increase participation in the...
Energy Risk Asia awards dinner
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Energy Risk honoured success at the annual Asia awards dinner held in Singapore on September 26 following our Asia conference. We showcase the winners
Special report: Oil
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Energy Risk focuses on the world's most actively traded commodity
Q&A: Gary Demasi, director of global infrastructure, Google
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As Google seeks to satisfy its enormous power needs from renewable sources, it has been on a shopping spree to buy green energy in the wholesale market...
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People moves in energy markets
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Energy Risk catches up with the latest appointments, promotions and departures in global commodity markets
Commodity position limits cause Mifid II confusion
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Mifid II is set to impose position limits for commodity derivatives, but recent drafts are sowing confusion over who will be responsible for setting...
Natural gas producers step up hedging
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Hedging by North American natural gas producers increases as prices rebound
Oil price reporting agencies' principles won't deter manipulation, say critics
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International Organization of Securities Commissions principles for oil price reporting agencies fail to silence critics
Basis trading to emerge in European gas
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Natural gas basis swaps increasingly used in over-the-counter market and could eventually trade on exchanges
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