Taking the screen test

Screen trading is spreading faster than ever in the energy markets and market dynamics are changing as a result. Do interdealer brokers in the market see this advance as a threat or an opportunity? Stella Farrington finds out

This year may well be remembered as the year the energy markets finally embraced electronic trading. Not only did the International Petroleum Exchange make its high-profile move from floor trading to screen trading, but in the over-the-counter energy markets, screen trading began to spread as never before.

Between January 2004 and July 2005 there was a 56% rise in the number of OTC trading screens installed by Trayport, the world’s leading provider of energy trading technology. Some 6,100

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