Credit risk in energy: Best practices for challenging times
Sponsored webinar: Moody's Analytics
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Low prices across the commodity spectrum have made credit risk a higher priority for energy firms worldwide. This webinar, brought to you by Energy Risk and Moody's Analytics, brings together thought leaders from across the industry to discuss the best tools and methodologies for assessing counterparty risk and the latest trends in credit risk monitoring.
- The best metrics for assessing your counterparties' health using cutting-edge tools for monitoring default
- Evaluating your company's counterparty portfolio for the impact of defaults and downgrades
- Integrating credit risk with the broader risk management function
- How to best evaluate collateral in the credit risk process
THE PANEL
- Stella Farrington, senior writer, Energy Risk
- Mehna Raissi, senior director, enterprise risk management solutions, Moody's Analytics
- Jeff Taylor, head of credit risk, Gazprom Marketing and Trading
- Prarthna Kapur, product manager, Moody's Analytics
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