
Shake-up ahead for financial technology

The financial regulatory reforms proposed by US and European regulators will not only profoundly affect how energy and commodities market players trade but also how financial technology will need to develop in order to cope with these changes.
As well as dealing with the challenges of wide-ranging regulation, financial technology will need to also develop and adapt to existing energy market-centric problems and risk management issues in energy and commodities trading.
The energy and commodity
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