Weather derivatives
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The extreme weather that hit North America recently has spurred interest in tools designed to hedge weather risk, according to participants speaking at Energy Risk USA
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There is no doubt that the influence of Enron lives on in today’s energy markets. Energy Risk talks to ex-Enronites about how the company achieved what it did and what lessons it can still teach us today
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This month's special report looks explores the state of play in the innovative weather derivatives market
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There is now an array of instruments available to hedge weather exposure, but evaluating that exposure is far harder than quantifying standard exposures such as commodity price risk. Garth Renne and Shaun Hatch discuss approaches to analysing wind and...
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While products and participation continue to evolve, more education will be crucial to boosting weather derivatives use, experts say. Pauline McCallion speaks to market participants about how to continue the market’s evolution
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Remaining at the cutting edge of weather-contingent derivative products, RenRe Energy Advisers Limited (REAL) wins our 2011 Weather House of the Year award for the second year running, having added a new dimension to its quanto products last year by offering...
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US weather conditions are purported to become more neutral this year, but forecasters are already looking to Asia as a potential risk management growth area. Pauline McCallion reports
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The former Enron derivatives pioneer believes forcing trades on exchanges will benefit niche players and smaller companies
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