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US energy firms brace for position limits
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The CFTC’s decision to press ahead with enforcement of the position-limits rule, despite an industry court challenge, means that US energy companies must get serious about compliance in 2012
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After being appointed president of Shell Energy North America last June, Frans Everts is now getting to grips with both new markets and new regulations. He talks to Pauline McCallion about the Dodd-Frank...
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Critics argue a Canadian OTC derivatives repository would lead to fragmented and inconsistent data
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Shell Energy chief calls for regulatory data confidentiality rules
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The confidentiality of energy trading data provided to regulators for market monitoring purposes continues to concern market players and regulators alike, after August leak by senator Sanders
Cat product to transfer oil spill risk to capital markets
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Catastrophe product looks to capitalise on perceived investor appetite for oil spill risk
JP Morgan wins the Asia Risk commodity derivatives rankings 2011
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The past year has proved challenging for many commodity derivatives houses in Asia as energy prices remained largely range-bound. But dealers profited from metals and agriculture business in 2010, with JP Morgan emerging as the client favourite across...
Operational risk to reduce Iraqi oil supply and exports
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Iraq, one of the world’s largest locations with proven oil reserves, will not be able to hit governmental production targets due to the level of operational risk, say experts
IEA slashes Gulf of Mexico supply forecasts
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Repercussions from the BP oil spill force the International Energy Agency (IEA) to slash supply forecasts.
Derivatives reform to hit energy giants
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Several major energy and commodities companies such as Royal Dutch Shell and BP are to face a substantial rise in derivatives trading costs, following the adoption of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.
Moody’s boosts Petronas rating on Iraq exposure
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Rating agency gives a surprise boost to Malaysian oil company Petronas’s credit rating from negative to stable, despite the company’s substantial acquisition of an Iraqi oil field with Royal Dutch Shell
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