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Crosspoint Ventures bids $190 million for Anadarko Canada assets

Crosspoint Ventures, the US global private equity and venture capital firm, has submitted an offer of $190 million to buy one of Canada's largest oil and gas operations from Anadarko Canada Corp., a subsidiary of Houston-based Anadarko – the eighth…

Bank of America hires in Japan

Bank of America has made two new appointments in Japan as part of an effort to boost its investment and risk management businesses in the country.

Isda readies inflation documentation

An increase in the use of inflation derivatives has prompted the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to set up a task force to develop standardised documentation for transactions. The first draft of the documentation has been completed and…

ABN continues BNP raid

ABN Amro has hired five senior energy derivatives executives, two of whom join from BNP Paribas. The move comes just three months after the Dutch bank poached Wayne Harburn and Vincent Chevance from French rival BNP. The pair now serve as global head of…

Citi trades prompt MTS limits

Citigroup ignited a major market movement in the European government bond markets last week, prompting electronic execution platform provider MTS to implement temporary limits on orders, an industry source familiar with the situation told RiskNews’…

User Choice winners revealed

Energy Risk's first User Choice Awards have been a tremendous success, with over 450 valid votes showing which vendors and data providers are the preferred suppliers to the energy industry in 2004.

EnergyCurves to market North American energy data

Four energy brokers have formed a Houston-based company called EnergyCurves to provide North American power and gas data services to the energy markets. The initial EnergyCurves products will be forward price curves for the North American gas and power…

Nymex and Shanghai Futures Exchange look to work together

The New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) and the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore potential areas of cooperation which they say could mutually benefit the memberships of both exchanges.

Shanghai Futures Exchange signs MoU with Nymex

The Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) to explore potential areas of cooperation for the mutual benefit of both exchanges.

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