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Avoiding counterparty meltdown

Avoiding a counterparty risk meltdown

It often takes an unfortunate turn of events to remind firms how important vigilance can be. And when it comes to counterparty risk, that statement is particularly true. Energy firms have seen plenty of these – the bankruptcy of Houston-based behemoth Enron in 2001 was a seminal moment for the market and a stark reminder of the importance of counterparty risk management. However, the failure of investment bank Lehman Brothers in September 2008 has arguably carried much broader implications for

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CRO interview: Brett Humphreys

Brett Humphreys is head of risk management at environmental markets specialist Karbone. He talks to Energy Risk about the challenges of modelling outcomes in unpredictable times and how he’s approaching the risks at the top of his risk register

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