ION Commodities: addressing the market’s recent pain points
Following ION Commodities’ impressive performance in the 2023 Energy Risk Software Rankings, the firm’s chief product officer, Sunil Biswas, talks to Energy Risk about how new pain points for commodities market participants are translating into technology demands.
The interview covers:
- Technology requirements arising from current commodities market challenges, such as increased price volatility and geopolitical risk
- How ION Commodities differentiates itself in today’s highly competitive marketplace
- ION Commodities’ latest innovations
- What’s next for the CTRM software business at ION Commodities
The full Energy Risk Software Rankings tables are available to view here
More on Risk management
Energy Risk reaction: Venezuela and oil sanctions
Energy Risk talks to Rob McLeod at Hartree Partners about the energy risk implications of the US’s control of Venezuelan oil
CRO interview: Shawnie McBride
NRG’s chief risk officer Shawnie McBride discusses the challenges of increasingly interconnected risks, fostering a risk culture and her most useful working habits
Increasingly interconnected risks require unified risk management
Operational risk is on the rise according to a Moody's survey, making unified risk management vital, say Sapna Amlani and Stephen Golliker
Energy Risk Europe Leaders’ Network: geopolitical risk
Energy Risk’s European Leaders’ Network had its first meeting in November to discuss the risks posed to energy firms by recent geopolitical developments
Energy Risk US Leaders’ Network: tackling volatility
Energy Risk’s inaugural US Leaders’ Network convened in Houston in October to discuss risk management challenges caused by geopolitical upheaval, policy uncertainty and volatility
LNG trading strategies set to change amid major market shifts
The global LNG market is on the brink of significant changes set to alter trading dynamics and market behaviour, say analysts
Why commodity finance is ripe for stablecoin
Digital currency brings cost efficiencies to financing, but its real benefit to commodity firms lies in making huge pools of new capital available, write Jean-Marc Bonnefous and Ronan Julien
US shutdown leaves commodity traders without key data
Commodity traders are ‘flying blind’ without Commitment of Traders reports