Energy
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Insurance policy considerations in a volatile energy sector
Two attorneys list some of the insurance considerations businesses can consider before making Venezuelan investments to mitigate their risks.
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Badly fitting risk – lessons from impact investment
When buying off-the-shelf guff policies leads to poor risk management: what to look out for and what to avoid.
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Compliance, risk, and the Middle East energy market shakeup
Energy price surges, shipping disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and uncertainty are creating a headache for businesses, consumers, and governments alike.
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John Wood Group fined £12.9m by FCA for issuing misleading statements
The company agreed to resolve the case at an early stage and qualified for a 30% discount on the penalty imposed. The original fine was £18.5 million.
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OPINION: Why energy trading has become essential for municipal utilities
Energy trading is now a core capability for sustainable energy management. Hugo Stappers looks at how modern energy portfolio management provides the path forward.
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“One Europe. One Market” takes shape after EU leaders’ gathering
Starting with capital markets, the EU is set to fast-track its Single Market reform – with or without all Member States on board.
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Venezuela: Operating without a margin for error
In Venezuela, compliance is not peripheral to recovery. It is one of the few available tools capable of linking policy intent, commercial activity, and societal outcomes.
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FCA finalizes “user-friendly” overhaul of commodity derivative tests
By shifting the AAT from guidance into formal rules, the FCA aims to provide a more robust and predictable environment for the UK’s commodity and energy markets.