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Risk management

Welcome to the Energy Risk awards 2004

The fourth annual Energy Risk awards recognise excellence and innovation in the field of risk management. And to mark the ever-changing face of the industry, Energy Risk has added three new awards this year.

String theory

Abstract: The complete understanding of forward price dynamics is a fundamentaltopic in commodity markets, and there have been many studies on the relationshipbetween spot and forward commodity prices. Here, GiorgioCabibbo and StefanoFiorenzani offer a…

The big picture

Focusing only on measuring VAR and stress tests limits the role of the risk manager.And there are great benefits from a wider view of what risk management can achievefor a company. By Brett Humphreys

Bob Anderson

Former chief risk officer with El Paso, Bob Anderson now heads the Committeeof Chief Risk Officers full time. By James Ockenden

Taking the slow road

Recent developments suggest that clearing is likely to gain widespread acceptance in the European energy market. Market participants feel it is a question of how and when – not if – robust, liquid solutions will emerge. By Joe Marsh

Beat the system

The complexity of the energy markets has given rise to a host of risks that traditional trading systems often do not address. Paul McLean-Thorne gives his views on a well-designed energy trading and risk management system

Risk at the margin

Competition and deregulation has led to new ways of running utilities, and the commodity-trading model has emerged as the leading approach. But the challenge lies in how it is applied, argues Lawrence Haar

’Tis the season...

Abstract: Aurelian Tröndle presents a general framework for modelling prices of storable and non-storableenergy assets, which sheds light on different market fundamentals, and showshow energy market volatility is seasonal and anything but stable. The…

The future of freight

The Baltic Exchange has recently shelved plans to offer freight derivatives,yet rising freight rates should aid the development of the embryonic forwardfreight agreement market. By Paul Lyon

Brokers look toshow their worth

Brokers are increasingly looking to provide energy price data. The choice may be wider, but are energy firms getting the credible data and analysis they need for intelligent price forecasts? Joe Marsh reports

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