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Movers & shakers

As part of our 15th Anniversary, Energy Risk rounds up 15 of the most influential and innovative companies currently active in the traded energy markets and profiles their achievements

Paul Newman

To celebrate its 15th anniversary this year, Energy Risk brings you interviews with the veterans who have helped shape today's energy markets. Paul Newman, oil derivatives pioneer and managing director of Icap Energy, discusses the past 15 years in…

LCH.Clearnet bid sparks conflict-of-interest debate

A proposal by a consortium of major derivatives dealers to acquire London-based clearing house LCH.Clearnet has led to suggestions that banks becoming intimately involved in the clearing process could present a conflict of interest.

US and European firms in bid for LCH

A consortium of major US and European financial institutions is lining up a bid for London-based derivatives clearing house LCH.Clearnet. Deutsche Bank is acting as adviser on the acquisition, as well as being part of the bidding group.

The fight is on for LCH

US clearing giant, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), insisted on Tuesday that a merger with London-based clearing house LCH.Clearnet would be completed by the end of March, despite a possible rival bid.

Icap releases guidance on OTC markets

The future course of the over-the-counter derivatives markets will depend on the simplification and overhaul of existing infrastructure so that it becomes more transparent, Risk heard at an Icap press briefing this morning.

Standard swap-deliverable CCDS expected soon

A working group of about 10 major dealers and brokers could be just two months away from producing a standard contract for swap-deliverable contingent credit default swaps (CCDSs), predicted a person close to the group.

Carbon-trading log ready by November

The Kyoto Protocol’s international carbon-trading market is set for expansion, with the introduction of a worldwide transaction log by the end of the year. The International Transaction Log (ITL) will link the carbon registries for each Kyoto nation…

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