Innovation of the year: Thomson Reuters
Power Brazil and agricultural weather data help shine light on commodities
Getting accurate information more quickly than your rivals is crucial when it comes to successful trading. But in some corners of the global commodity markets, this is easier said than done.
In the past 18 months, New York-based news and information provider Thomson Reuters has expanded its Eikon trading platform in ways that help shine a better light on commodities. While both involve fundamental data, the developments relate to very different areas: Brazilian electricity and global agriculture
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With more than 200 clients across 13 countries in Asia, ENGIE combines deep experience of physical energy markets with cross‑commodity derivatives expertise
Natural gas/LNG house of the year: ENGIE
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CTRM software house of the year: Topaz Technology
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Precious metals house of the year: Marex
Despite unprecedented market volatility, Marex remained committed to pricing risk across spot, forwards and swaps
Newcomer of the year: Abaxx Exchange
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