Energy experts eye Dodd-Frank tech benefits
Data reporting systems may be far from Dodd-Frank friendly in the energy sector, but experts say users are likely to benefit once they are up and running
Speaking on one of the panels at a SunGard event held in New York this week, Bradford Radimer, director, risk control at NRG Energy, argued the data reporting systems many market participants will have to develop in order to report transactions would benefit energy companies. “More data will produce more opportunities for physical asset managers looking to optimise their hedging activities,” he said.
Under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, users of derivatives will
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