Energy Risk Europe: regulators need to differentiate banks and non-banks

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Risk.net Commodities News Update 14 October 2011 This Week's Top Story Energy Risk Europe: regulators need to differentiate between banks and non-banks Regulators should be wary about applying financial market regulation to all end-users, warn panellists Categories: Regulation, Commodities Topics: Central counterparty (CCP), European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (Emir), Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), Mifid II, Margin Mobile RSS Energy Risk CEE 2011 9 & 10 November 2011 Energy Risk Central & Eastern Europe is the regional networking and learning event for energy risk management and trading executives. Bringing together over 150 senior practitioners it is your opportunity to find out how to tackle risk and capitalise on new opportunities in the central and eastern European energy markets. More of this week's news Energy Risk Europe: energy trading firms' technology not ready for new rules Many energy trading firms have yet to begin getting the technological infrastructure in place to comply with new EU and US financial market regulations, say panellists Energy Risk Europe: eurozone sovereign debt fears could exacerbate oil supply problems, says Currie Fears that the sovereign debt crisis will lead to global financial shock is causing oil producers to reduce inventory and cut back investment – creating a potential supply problem in future, warns Goldman... Related news this week from other categories Risk.net poll: CCPs should have access to central bank liquidity The majority of respondents to an online poll support central bank liquidity access for CCPs, but critics argue this would be likely to lead to the break-up of multi-currency clearers EBA stress test: Santander's sovereign swaps exposure not disclosed Banco de España chose not to report Santander's sovereign derivatives exposure to the EBA because it was 'not material' US banks at a disadvantage in face of Volcker rule Non-US banks will have an advantage over US counterparts when it comes to prop trading, according to one legal expert   Related publications: Structured Products, Asia Risk, Energy Risk Related categories: Risk Management, Derivatives

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