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Dark markets

New CFTC commodity regulations will close the Enron Loophole withtrading controls of ‘dark market’ trading, reports Daven Voorhies

Winning smiles

The winners of the Energy Risk/Risk Commodity Rankings attenda cocktail reception in London

Trading psychology

Psychology is a growing factor inenergy price movements requiringmore intelligent and even biologicallybased analytical systems, findsCatherine Lacoursière

Ex-Abbey team to launch structured products at Investec

Investec Capital Markets is creating a new structured products retail business as the UK market continues to expand. The unit will be headed up by Gary Dale, who was responsible for Abbey’s Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) business until last month.

Arc moves to calm fears over Bear credit risk

Arc Capital & Income has reassured investors and advisors over products backed by beleaguered US investment bank Bear Stearns. Following the move, JP Morgan has issued a broad guaranty that covers all of Bear's existing and subsequent trading activities,…

Future for algorithmic trading on energy markets

Currently, the penetration into energy markets by hedge funds and algorithmic trading desks is far below that of other asset classes. James Davies, head of trader systems at Trayport, looks at the issue from a service provider point of view.

Regaining lost trust

Credit: Trust given or received; expectation of future payment for property transferred, or of fulfilment or promises given; mercantile reputation entitling one to be trusted; applied to individuals, corporations, communities or nations.

Fund manager and investor demands

Fund managers and investors have similar needs. They both want timely, accurate and secure information about a fund's value, operations and trades. How they receive this information and the detail of it, however, is where the IT solutions for fund…

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