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Energy markets continue to attract hedge funds - but, as recent high profile losses have shown, operating in them is challenging. Having the right trading and risk management IT is essential. Stewart Eisenhart reports

Recent and ongoing market volatility in the energy sector has attracted hedge fund managers in substantial numbers. According to the Energy Hedge Fund Center (EHFC), a Houston, Texas-based energy hedge fund and investor consulting and research firm, the number of hedge fund managers holding more than 25% of their assets in energy has increased from about 100 in 2003 to 500 as of May 2006.

But while

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