Risk Management in Energy Markets
A research report published by Energy Business Reports, “Risk Management in Energy Markets,” analyzes recent developments in the field of long term risk management in energy markets, emphasizing quantitative methods and their application in energy and shipping.
In today’s world, the security, economic prosperity, and social well being of any economy depend on a complex system of interdependent infrastructures. Key among these is the energy infrastructure, the electric power, oil, and natural gas production, transmission, storage, and distribution systems – large and small – that fuel and power the economy.
Energy markets operate in an environment exposed to a variety of risks responsible for the high volatility of the prices of oil, natural gas, electricity, and freight rates. The need to control this price volatility has prompted the development of valuation and risk management plan methods for energy assets and their derivatives analogous to enterprise risk management widely used in the fixed income, equity, and foreign exchange markets.
Other Topics covered in this report include: Energy Commodity Price Models; Valuation and Hedging of Derivatives; Trends in Energy Derivatives Markets; and Risk Management Plan and Checklist.
About the Publisher: “Risk Management In Energy Markets” is published by Energy Business Reports (www.EnergyBusinessReports.com), an energy industry think tank and leading source for energy industry information and research products.
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