European Emissions House of the Year - Barclays Capital
The 2009 award for European Emissions House of the Year has gone to Barclays Capital for both its steady commitment to the market as a liquidity provider and it ability to innovate in today’s turbulent times.
At the forefront of emissions trading in Europe, even before the inception of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, BarCap has traded nearly 2 billion tonnes of carbon credits, with a total notional value of over €30 billion.Louis Redshaw, head of environmental markets at BarCap, believes the
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