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Credit risk

Tools for the trade

Ken Nichols examines the mechanisms available for incorporating credit risk management into an energy company’s portfolio

Higher or lower?

Kevin Foster looks at how credit rating agencies assign a rating to companies in the energy sector and what kind of factors are taken into account

A whole new ball game

Enron’s bankruptcy has changed the playing field for credit risk in the energy sector. Kevin Foster reports on the renewed significance of assessing credit quality

Heeding the warning signs

Following the Enron bankruptcy, the use of bond-spread analysis has become increasingly important. Mark Williams looks at how firms can benefit from it

Finding a solution to the credit problem

Peter Stockman of Accenture outlines what energy companies can do, internally, to manage credit more effectively and addresses the potential benefits of participating in a multilateral netting solution for the industry

Counterparty concerns

Following the California crisis and the fall of Enron, energy firms are finally paying more attention to credit risk. Here Fred Cohen, Satyan Malhotra and Rafael Cavestany present some overarching issues senior management must address in implementing an…

Clearing the way?

The German over-the-counter market has been growing quickly in recent years, but a series of shocks has sparked fears of credit risk exposure. Can trading regain recent highs and save the OTC market from credit-wary traders, asks Joel Hanley

Ripples from a big fish

What effect has the fall of Enron had on the energy sector? Energy market information specialist FAME Energy offers a brief analysis of the state of the industry

Poor relations

Here EPRM outlines an approach for sorting out common problems relating to calculating correlation measures in value-at-risk. By Brett Humphreys

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