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Caught short
Emission trading
CDOs: the growth of structured credit
CDO market
2005 A look ahead
credit market preview
FSA releases Basel II information
REGULATORY UPDATE
German banks get to grips with a new lending reality
Loan pricing systems
Post-Citibank repercussions
Compliance
BLT Steak
the restaurant review
2004 A look back
year review
Fighting prejudice
Comment
A wrong-way bet
Trading losses
The ETS law is an ass
Emissions trading
Powering prices
Emission trading
Open for business
Emissions trading
A Kyoto windfall
Emission trading
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Profile
A bank as a manufacturer
The risk architect
Fitch buys Algorithmics
New angles
The importance of ALM
Accounting standards
EnBW starts reporting CO 2 trades to EEX
EnBW Trading today became the eighth company to report its carbon emission trades to the European Energy Exchange (EEX) for the exchange’s CO 2 price index. EnBW Trading is a subsidiary of Karlsruhe-based German utility EnBW Energie Baden-Württembergin.
European Commission blocks acquisition of Gás de Portugal
The European Commission has blocked the joint acquisition of Gás de Portugal (GDP), the country’s incumbent gas company, by Energias de Portugal (EDP) and Italian energy company Eni, because it would impede competition.
Oil price falls despite Opec cut
Oil prices fell Friday afternoon despite a decision by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to rein in current oversupply, effectively taking 1 million barrels a day off the market.