Energy Risk - December 2014/January 2015

Articles in this issue
Looking back: El Niño boosts weather derivatives
December 1997 saw one of many false starts for weather derivatives
Actively managing risk culture in energy firms: part two
Monitoring and assessing risk culture using quantitative techniques
Official support fails to help Japan LNG contract
Forward contract is latest effort to create market in LNG derivatives
Energy exchanges can share the burden of Remit
EU insider trading rules are an opportunity to outsource reporting
Enthusiasm for hedging wanes among US airlines
Low volatility and industry consolidation reduce need to hedge
TrailStone's Silbert says the best is yet to come
Former Deutsche Bank commodities head optimistic about new venture
Robust valuation and hedging of tolling agreements and physical assets
Flexible, martingale duality-based method provides reliable valuation
Commodity trading firms piece together Mifid II jigsaw
Complexity makes precise effect of EU legislation difficult to predict
Knowing your territory is vital for energy firms
Poor local knowledge can lead to persecution at home and abroad
JP Morgan commodity heads reveal plans for the future
Bank will remain a market leader despite Mercuria sale, say new co-heads
Energy evolution set to reshape risk management
Technological progress expected to change the way energy is traded
Head of metals trading leaves Credit Suisse
Other commodities moves at Citi, Morgan Stanley and Noble Group
Mifid II must recognise that commodities are different
EU law threatens to engulf commodities industry in financial rules