Portfolio Compression is a one-stop guide for compressions, applicable to all derivatives, with a particular focus on energy trading products. This book provides a step-by-step, pragmatic description of this technique that reduces the transactions in a portfolio, while taking care that profits and risk remain the same or within acceptable differences. Compressions are not only a requirement under EMIR and Dodd Frank, but have also been used by trading companies to reduce cost of capital, regulatory, operational, credit and collateral risk.
Author Diana Higgins shares her 16 years of experience in commodity trading managing credit risk on gas, electricity, oil, metals and emissions. She takes you through the concepts, analysis, procedures and essential rules involved in a compression task, and uses examples and check lists to help decision makers and executors in their journey.
Portfolio Compression explains concepts in the risk management framework that are fundamental when approaching compressions. The book covers credit risk concepts, and shows how in OTC and in cleared transactions, trading risks migrate between market, credit, treasury and operations. Portfolio Compression explains how to enter into compressions with other participants, how to analyse a portfolio of transactions to find compression opportunities and how to comply with EMIR.
Chapters cover:
ISBN | 9781782722137 |
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Navision code | MPCO |
Publication date | 31 Mar 2015 |
Size | 155mm x 235mm |
Introduction
Chapter 1: From the Financial Crisis to Portfolio Compression
Chapter 2: Portfolio Compression in the Derivatives Markets
Chapter 3: Risk Mitigation Techniques under EMIR
Chapter 4: Credit Risk in Energy Trading
Chapter 5: Understanding and Analysing Compressions
Chapter 6: How to Run a Portfolio Compression Cycle
Chapter 7: The Role of Clearing, Compressing Financial Derivatives and Emerging Post-Trade Risk Management Solutions