| 11.00 Estimating volatility for efficient pricing, trading and risk management Overcoming the problems of modelling volatility lack of data seasonality Historical vs. implied volatility Modelling the term structure of volatility Applying stochastic techniques to forecast volatility Estimating volatility for the forward, daily and hourly market Analysing variations in volatility in regional European markets Calibrating models to the market Reinhard Wolloner, Head of Energy Economics and Risk Management, AUSTRIAN POWER TRADING INC. (APT) |
| 11.40 Advanced techniques to measure and exploit correlation Measuring the correlation between different commodities electricity and gas electricity and coal or oil Correlating products with limited historical data Predicting future correlations Measuring and managing cross commodity risk Trading the spark spread Piet Devolder, Risk Manager, ELECTRABEL |
| 1.50 Forecasting the development of a European emissions trading market Predicting the likely players within a future emissions trading market overcoming the obstacles to creating a market to trade emissions Regulatory considerations Identifying and managing the risks associated with emissions trading risk management tools available Assessing the current models and products being debated Analysing the development of renewable certificates trading Practical experiences from the Scandinavian market Peter Sceats, Coal Risk Manager, RWE ENERGY TRADING LTD |
| 3.00 Valuing generation assets Comparing and contrasting different techniques for valuing physical assets Applying real option theory to value assets Analysing the drive to divest generation assets Enhancing the value of generation assets using derivatives Practical example Chris Harris, Head of Internal Markets, NATIONAL POWER |
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Two Stream One, 4 April 2000 Pricing and trading in the European energy markets *(Move the mouse over the description marked with a star for further details) |
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