Energy companies warned on end-user status

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Experts speaking at this year’s Energy Risk USA event in Houston expressed concerns about overreliance on the end-user exemption as a get-out clause from regulation under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.

When assessing their likely status under the Dodd-Frank rules – swap dealer, major swap participant or end-user – too many energy companies may be hoping to fall into the latter, least-regulated category, according to Shelley Hurley, a partner in Accenture’s risk

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