RWE trading chief looks forward to retirement

Commodity markets have been through many changes since Stefan Judisch first began his career 30 years ago. As he prepares to retire as chief executive of RWE Supply & Trading, he talks to Gillian Carr

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Stefan Judisch

With his February 2015 retirement rapidly approaching, Stefan Judisch is pleased about his legacy. "I gained a lot of experience and I have achieved everything I wanted to achieve," he says.

Judisch, the chief executive of RWE Supply & Trading, the trading arm of Essen-based utility RWE, officially announced his retirement at an industry event in Amsterdam on May 20. However, he says he had already spoken to RWE about his intention not to renew his contract once it expired in early 2015.

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