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Risk & Energy Risk Commodity Rankings 2013 – energy
Muted volatility, sluggish trading activity and regulatory changes have conspired to create a tough environment for energy market participants over the past year. That has fuelled a lot of movement in...
Swaps-to-futures switch at Ice – plus hedge fund regulatory changes – behind threefold jump in numbers taking futures trading exam
Risk managers and consultants say hedging corporate exposures to energy prices is more art than science. As a result, the development of a truly successful hedging programme requires several important...
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Turning points: Gazprom M&T's Rob Pringle
European energy firms are pooling IT skills in a forum aimed at tackling regulatory challenges. Gazprom Marketing & Trading’s Rob Pringle, a founding member, speaks to Gillian Carr
Alior Bank: Battling high deposit rates in Poland
With a mainly domestic client base spanning retail, corporate and private banking, Poland’s Alior Bank has to compete with high interest deposit accounts through constant innovation in underlyings and payouts. Hannah Collins talks to Alior’s Joanna...
Banks retreat from commodity derivatives
Increasing capital requirements and other regulatory constraints are cutting the headcount and risk-taking ability of banks in commodity and energy derivatives. Might this diminished role pave the way for less regulated participants to take their place?...
Energy Risk Europe: Indexes won’t be included in MAD, say panellists
Energy indexes may not be included in EU market abuse rules, but remain likely to be hit by further scrutiny
Gazprom Marketing & Trading: Powering up for clearing
Gazprom's UK-based trading subsidiary is hoping not to be hit by a clearing requirement - but has been doing its sums just in case, the company's treasurer, Michael Kawski, tells Lukas Becker
Ice move from swaps to futures unlikely to be last, says O’Malia
The decision by Ice to speed up the transition of its cleared OTC energy contracts to futures reflects regulatory uncertainty, and is likely to be replicated by other exchanges, says CFTC commissioner
Technology House of the Year, Asia: Aspect Enterprise Solutions
Maintaining a competitive advantage through the use of cutting-edge technology is crucial for today’s energy trading companies and also critical for compliance, with new regulation requiring effective monitoring of risk in real-time. Through its AspectCTRM...
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Technology can provide a competitive advantage in banking. How it is applied by Tier 1 and Tier 2 institutions, to the benefit for their risk management systems, is discussed.
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