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Energy Trading and Futures Regulation
Contains material from Sep 2015
Energy Trading and Futures Regulation
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UT Law CLE botched the packaging of this. Session one has no usable presentation, so the process for claiming your CLE credit is unclear. I'm confident that getting them to communicate about adults like this will be somewhat like pulling teeth. Otherwise, the speakers, subject matter and presentations were very helpful and germane to my practice.
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Session 1: Energy Trading: Quick Dodd-Frank Update - An update on the most recent regulatory issuances implementing the Dodd-Frank Act and recent enforcement proceedings before the CFTC.
Session 2: Energy Trading Panel Discussion - Learn about the potential impacts on energy trading and market liquidity of pending implementation issues, including margin rules for uncleared swaps, position limits, and hedging exemption availability; trade options and embedded volumetric optionality in forward contracts; potential impacts of ISDA Resolution Stay Protocol with G-SIFI (major) banks; enforcement proceedings, record-keeping and surveillance requirements; and who’s leaving, who’s staying, and who’s entering the energy trading markets.
Session 3: Energy Futures Regulation - Discussion on Exchange traded regulations and compliance concerns.
Session 2: Energy Trading Panel Discussion - Learn about the potential impacts on energy trading and market liquidity of pending implementation issues, including margin rules for uncleared swaps, position limits, and hedging exemption availability; trade options and embedded volumetric optionality in forward contracts; potential impacts of ISDA Resolution Stay Protocol with G-SIFI (major) banks; enforcement proceedings, record-keeping and surveillance requirements; and who’s leaving, who’s staying, and who’s entering the energy trading markets.
Session 3: Energy Futures Regulation - Discussion on Exchange traded regulations and compliance concerns.
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Energy Trading: Quick Dodd-Frank Update
Phillip G. Lookadoo
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Session 1
Energy Trading: Quick Dodd-Frank Update
An update on the most recent regulatory issuances implementing the Dodd-Frank Act and recent enforcement proceedings before the CFTC.
Originally presented: Sep 2015 Gas and Power Institute
Phillip G. Lookadoo,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Washington, DC
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Energy Trading Panel Discussion (Sep 2015)
Phillip G. Lookadoo, Stephen L. Corso, Jerry Jeske, Ronald S. Oppenheimer
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Session 2
—80 mins
Energy Trading Panel Discussion (Sep 2015)
Learn about the potential impacts on energy trading and market liquidity of pending implementation issues, including margin rules for uncleared swaps, position limits, and hedging exemption availability; trade options and embedded volumetric optionality in forward contracts; potential impacts of ISDA Resolution Stay Protocol with G-SIFI (major) banks; enforcement proceedings, record-keeping and surveillance requirements; and who’s leaving, who’s staying, and who’s entering the energy trading markets.
Originally presented: Sep 2015 Gas and Power Institute
Phillip G. Lookadoo,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Washington, DC
Stephen L. Corso,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Houston, TX
Jerry Jeske,
Mercuria Energy - Houston, TX
Ronald S. Oppenheimer,
Vitol Inc. - Houston, TX
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Energy Futures Regulation (Sep 2015)
Anthony M. Mansfield
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Session 3
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Energy Futures Regulation (Sep 2015)
Discussion on Exchange traded regulations and compliance concerns.
Originally presented: Sep 2015 Gas and Power Institute
Anthony M. Mansfield,
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP - Washington, DC