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Special report: Energy credit
Our special report for May looks at the still very pertinent issue of credit in the energy markets. Whilst the credit situation has improved greatly in the energy markets since last year, experts stress...
The positive sentiment caused by good Q1 results has faded as sovereign woes and the Goldman Sachs lawsuit weighed heavily on credit investors.
The US FERC’s recent move to standardise credit policies across the US power market has led some participants to question the application of a ‘one size fits all’ approach across the organised wholesale...
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Credit Institute: Corporate debt may price inside sovereigns
Corporate bond spreads may soon move inside government bonds amid growing fears over sovereign default risk, according to panellists at the inaugural Credit Institute meeting, held in London on March 23. The spectre of sovereign default has been a major...
Forestry project launched under new offset protocol
Project developer Finite Carbon has announced details of a new Improved Forest Management (IFM) project in Tennessee that could generate several hundred thousand of carbon offsets over the next 100 years.
Point Carbon: US carbon offset supply hits record high
The supply of US carbon offsets reached an all-time high in 2009 as pre-compliance buyers stocked up on lower-priced credits ahead of anticipated legislation.
The hedge costs explosion
High volatility in foreign exchange markets over the past year has forced many corporates to reassess their hedge books. A number of banks have increased their advisory services to help companies conduct an in-depth analysis of their exposures as a result....
Ferc proposes credit reforms
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Ferc) has outlined credit reform proposals aimed at balancing the need for market liquidity with appropriate risk management while ensuring reasonable rates.
Shah quits M&G to join Aviva credit team
Aviva Investors has appointed Paarus Shah as a credit analyst. Reporting to Tim Barker, head of credit research, Shah will be responsible for providing research on debt security investments. He joins from M&G Investment Managers, where he was director...
Evaluating credit & market exposure
Today’s volatile energy prices and the lower creditworthiness of some energy intensive users means energy providers have to assess counterparty risk thoroughly. David Coffman of GDF SUEZ Energy Resources provides some tips for assessing risk in the...
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