Energy Markets Week: Technology in trading: shortening the settlement cycle
Enlit Editorial Team
Posted on: 1 January 1970
Shortening settlement timescales will have huge benefits for the credit risk exposure. What are the latest technological developments and how do they impact the back-office?
Shortening settlement timescales will have huge benefits for the credit risk exposure. What are the latest technological developments and how do they impact the back-office?
Moderator: Gavin Ferguson, Consultant | Head of Standardisation Workstream - Ferguson Consulting | EFET
Speakers:
- Geert van Wijngaarden, Head of Backoffice Energy Trading, EWE
- Lorenzo Celio, Head of Back office coordination, Alpiq
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