Energy market has bright future, despite bad news

Energy risk management has come a long way and is serving up unparalleled opportunities, despite poor liquidity and a retreat by banks

Mark Pengelly - Energy Risk
Mark Pengelly

These seem like dark days for energy trading and risk management. But amid grisly headlines of poor liquidity and banks beating a retreat from the market, it's a good time to take stock.

Oil is the world's most heavily traded commodity, but even a mere 30 years ago, it lacked the gargantuan financial interest it enjoys today. Back then, markets in other energy commodities were even less developed; the idea of traded natural gas and electricity markets seemed little more than a pipe dream. During

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