Energy Risk - Jun 2017
Articles in this issue
The Dark Ages: US and EU unite in position limit vagaries
Regulators’ inactivity infuriates commodities markets
Kaminski: discounting for energy swaps ‘a big mess’
Energy Risk USA: most energy firms still prefer Libor for discounting
Energy traders find ETRM systems lacking
Energy Risk USA: out-of-the box systems cannot meet all the needs of large banks and energy firms
Compliance chiefs call on CFTC to end position limits uncertainty
Energy Risk USA: market participants say delay in rulemaking is ‘very frustrating’
Ferc’s Collins dismisses algo trading fears
Energy Risk USA: surveillance chief says HFT is yet to take hold in the power and gas markets
Asian exchanges jostle to claim LNG derivatives market
SGX and Platts hope to capitalise on physical hedgers, who remain pensive
Esma to publish Mifid II commodity market data by July
Data vital to establish if firms are in Mifid II, but it will be incomplete, agency says
FIA calls for Mifid II transition for commodity firms
Licences required from start of 2018, but underlying data will be missing
People: Noble shuffles board in wake of Elman exit
Shell swaps trading chiefs; ex-Dreyfus head joins Cofco; Glencore adds Aberdeen’s Gilbert to board
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Too little, too late: Esma data won’t fix energy firms’ Mifid woes
Data confusion and unworkable exemption timeframe risk commodity market disruption
Energy Risk Awards 2017: The winners
SocGen, Citi and BP among those recognised as commodities markets stabilise
Derivatives house of the year: Citi
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Citi's multi-year strategy continues to pay off
Deal of the year: Societe Generale
Energy Risk Awards 2017: SocGen helps turn Castleton into major East Texan shale participant
Oil & products house of the year: Engie Global Markets
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Global energy firm's trading arm steps up crude activities
Natural gas house of the year: Engie Global Markets
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Gas expansion places EGM at market's forefront
Electricity house of the year: Citi
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Citi stands out with sophisticated power deals
Coal house of the year: Javelin Global Commodities
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Javelin forges path as coal market 'change agent'
Emissions house of the year: BP
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Energy giant aims to shape emissions trading
Weather house of the year: Sompo Global Weather
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Innovative data solutions drive weather market
Base metals house of the year: BNP Paribas
Energy Risk Awards 2017: BNP Paribas's metals expansion strategy pays off
Precious metals house of the year: Citi
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Global footprint helps Citi execute landmark deals in precious metals
Commodity finance house of the year: Societe Generale
Energy Risk Awards 2017: French bank shows breadth of strengths across energies
Commodity research house of the year: Natixis
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Forecasting accuracy sets French bank apart in oil and gas analytics
Commodity broker of the year: OTC Global Holdings
Energy Risk Awards 2017: OTC Global Holdings expands and penetrates
Exchange of the year: Nodal Exchange
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Nodal's clearing services set standard
Consultancy of the year: PwC
Energy Risk Awards 2017: PwC's world-class capabilities felt across commodities
Hedging advisory of the year: Aegis Energy Risk
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Strength in capabilities drives business to Texan advisory
ETRM/CTRM software house of the year: Aspect
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Client understanding drives developer's growth
Data house of the year: MarketView by Drillinginfo
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Drillinginfo creates data powerhouse
Technology advisory house of the year: Accenture
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Global advisory proves CTRM capabilities
Innovation of the year: Energy Settlement Network by Aquilon Energy Services
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Aquilon's cloud-based settlement platform redefines automation
Newcomer of the year: Arraco Global Markets
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Brokerage improves liquidity in growing power markets
Beware the pitfalls of right- and wrong-way risk
Credit exposure can be hazardous. Misinterpreting the risks posed can be ruinous
