Commodities Now December 2010
Commodities Now specializes in the traded commodity complex, providing market intelligence in power and energy, industrial and precious metals, agriculture and softs, together with renewable energy and emission markets, logistics, legal, regulatory policy, and specialist technology.
Contents
Foreword
Guy Isherwood & Charlotte Sones, Commodities Now
New World Order
A decade in commodities and how it progressed
The Impossible Quest for Diversification
Are commodities still diversifying in today’s integrated financial markets?
Diversification for Managing Risk
By Felix Goltz, EDHEC-Risk
Commodity Business Awards
The Commodity Business Awards recognise and reward excellence in 20 key commodity business disciplines
A Game Changer
Full-Simulation Real-Time Portfolio Management
European Power & Energy (Supplement)
The European Energy Challenge
By Guy Isherwood
Unlocking Caspian Riches
What Will it Take to Unlock the Caspian Region’s Energy Riches?
Developing Pan-European Energy Markets: Q&A
… with Dr. Hans-Bernd Menzel, CEO of EEX
European Gas: The oil link...
The long goodbye?
Developing Pan-European Energy Markets: Q&A
… with Mikael Lundin, CEO of Nord Pool Spot
EU ETS: Bidding for the Better
EU ETS moves to auctioning
What’s Driving the Nordic Power Market?
Hydrology or coal: What is driving the Nordic power market in the aftermath of the commodities boom?
The Physical Challenge
Global commodity markets are undergoing a period of unprecedented change
Incoterms 2010
New ICC Rules for use in contracts for the supply of goods
Credit Valuation Adjustment for Commodity Derivatives
Credit Risk Comes to the Forefront of Derivative Contract Valuations
Food Prices Reaching Crisis Levels?
By Guy Isherwood
Thoughts on Base Metal ETCs
Base Metal ETCs Launch
Worldwide Nonferrous Exploration
Budgets rise to $12 billion
Trade With Iran
Have they sanctioned it?
‘Peak Metal’ Production
... a dangerously pessimistic misconception
World Energy Outlook to 2035
International Energy Agency findings





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