
Energy end-user hedging: BASF's Gonzalez
End-users can't just react at the last minute to spikes in volatility, says Gonzalez, but should build their positions up slowly over time. End-users should take a view of the market when designing their hedges, according to Gonzalez, although this could affect a firm's regulatory status in the future.
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