Energy Risk Software Rankings 2025: ION Commodities interview
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Sunil Biswas, chief executive at ION Corporates, discusses the outlook for energy and environmental markets, and the company’s strategy surrounding artificial intelligence.
From trade tariffs to power outages, commodities markets have experienced some big disruptions in recent months. Biswas comments on the impact of this on commodity market participants, his outlook for environmental markets and the firm’s strategy around AI and emerging markets.
Key discussion points:
1:02 – How is market disruption affecting commodity market participants?
3.30 – How do you see environmental markets developing from here?
5.00 – What is ION’s strategy for incorporating AI into its products?
6.27 – How is ION Commodities achieving business growth in the Middle East, Asia and Africa?
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