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Quant ideas: Building a better LNG forward curve

A robust suite of liquefied natural gas (LNG) forward curves is an important prerequisite for the proper valuation and risk measurement of LNG portfolios. This article provides an overview of effective methods for constructing long-term LNG forward price curves, along with in-depth guidance and illustrative results for a proxy-based approach

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Constructing forward curves that extend beyond the observable horizon

Price transparency in the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) forward markets has improved over the past few years, with price reporting agencies and brokers now providing price assessments for the major LNG markets. However, these assessments are generally limited to spot price levels, with the notable exception of certain trading locations in northeast Asia, where forward price quotes are

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