Energy derivatives
Citi acquires Texas power trading book from Barclays
Deal follows purchases of Deutsche and Credit Suisse commodity books last year
SG CIB wins Risk and Energy Risk Commodity Rankings
Rankings marked by dramatic exits and one impressive comeback
JP Morgan commodity heads reveal plans for the future
Bank will remain a market leader despite Mercuria sale, say new co-heads
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Energy trading: veterans reflect on highs and lows
Vitol’s Bake and Icap’s Newman discuss evolution of energy market
LNG market participants shun Japanese forwards
Contract hit by lack of interest and fears over pricing methodology
OTC energy derivatives did not cause the crisis
Post-crisis focus must be on solutions, not on apportioning guilt
Energy Risk Asia Data Provider of the Year: Thomson Reuters
Data giant responds to needs of Asian energy traders with oil modules
Energy Risk Asia Risk Manager of the Year: GDF Suez Trading
Trading firm sees rapid expansion in markets and counterparties
Marex Spectron global head of energy departs
Jeremy Elliott and Hunter Baldwin become co-heads of energy
Derivatives House of the Year: Citi
As other banks nervously pull back, Citi is boldly pushing ahead
Broker of the Year: Icap Energy
Icap Energy offers clients continuity amid regulatory challenges
Tradition’s Pinchin looks back on successes and failures
Broker’s co-founder draws on skills and contacts to launch youth charity
Applied risk management series: Active VAR management
How to actively manage the value-at-risk of energy derivatives
Emir reporting date sparks 'mad rush' in energy derivatives market
A requirement to report trades under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation kicked in on February 12, creating a rush to comply among energy derivatives market participants. Some firms have struggled with the rules, and say a lack of support from…
Emir reporting deadline causes alarm among commodity traders
Commodity derivatives end-users hit hard by Emir reporting rules, say industry sources, especially smaller firms
Looking back: Are banks coming back into OTC energy derivatives?
Banks have often stepped in and out of the OTC energy derivatives market. In this article from August 2001, Energy Risk reports on banks upping their activity
Energy trading firms unprepared for Emir and Remit, poll finds
Many energy market participants are worryingly unprepared for Emir and Remit, according to a recent poll by Energy Risk
Cutting edge: Impact of execution behaviour on valuation of optional financial contracts
Expected payoff maximisation is a commonly assumed strategy in valuation. S Hossein Hosseini, Qiaoyan Bian, Jay Chen and John Jiang suggest that execution strategies may vary due to complex option structures and their resulting uncertainties. Using a…
Energy traders lag on post-trade processing, survey finds
Baringa Partners survey suggests firms may struggle to cope with European financial regulation
