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市場調查報告書

商品交易的各種技術(策略分析)

Technology Options in Commodities Trading (Strategic Focus)

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2008年04月 商品編碼 66415
內容資訊 英文 29 pages
價格
本報告書已不再販售

本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

本報告書內容包括:商品交易市場的成長及交易商品及新進入市場企業快速增加等市場力學變化、技術層面的因應、評價・風險相關技術的新需求調查分析、技術銷售企業的市場機會・進入市場策略等。內容綱要摘記如下:

概要

關鍵訊息

市場機會

  • 商品交易:可望持續成長
    • 商品交易的高度報酬吸引新進入企業
    • 電子交易・指標性商品:波動性增加及價格上漲的原因
    • 能源市場的高度發展:有助於金融企業的市場發展
  • 新進入企業:供需平衡導致價格差異化
    • 金融服務企業:採用高度風險管理工具
  • 原資產交易的成長刺激及新進入市場企業快速增加
  • 排廢氣權交易開始:龐大的交易機會
    • 碳素交易快速增加
  • 人工喊價交易的變動及制度轉換:帶動電子交易快速成長
    • 交易所持續整合

技術創新

  • 新的波動水準需求新的風險報告解決方案
    • 因應多項商品需求的能力:套利交易・避險交易不可或缺
    • 關鍵任務式能源交易及風險管理解決方案
  • 縮短交易中的待機時間

顧客影響

  • 個案研究:澳洲的電力市場
    • 起步階段
    • IT資源
    • 成本・供應風險
    • 信用危機的壓力
    • 排廢氣權交易機制的不確定性
    • Arcadia Energy Trading、等

進入市場

  • 商品交易熱潮:整合・風險管理的市場機會
  • 客戶開發階段之確認及理解
    • 銷售企業應確認客戶的風險內容
    • 投資組合風險集合:整合風險管理策略的主要條件
    • 銷售企業應決定成為利基供應企業或是整合供應企業其一的策略
  • 銷售企業:正確評價實體市場
  • 碳素市場的潛在規模

附錄

圖表

目錄

Abstract

Overview

Introduction

The rapid growth in investment in commodities due to low returns in equity and debt markets is presenting its own challenges and opportunities. New players are being drawn by the returns on offer as the commodity ' super cycle' shows no sign of abating. This report will look at how new market entrants has changed the market dynamics and the technology responses of types of market participants.

Scope

  • Covers commodities globally, focusing on exchanges based in Europe and Nth America
  • APAC focus with Australian electricity market case studies

Report Highlights

The rapid growth in commodities trading volumes and prices will continue with fundamental demand in China and India for oil and raw materials providing a counterbalance against the downturn in the US. New entrants are flooding into the market in large numbers, in many cases without physical exposure to the underlying commodities.

They are contributing to volatility by exacerbating any movements in price, which coupled with the rise in algorithmic trading is causing risk management strategies to be re-evaluated in light of the breakdown of historical trends.

Carbon trading continues to develop, with the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) publishing its roadmap for phase III. It will be keenly watched as it is envisaged the EU ETS will provide the foundation for a global carbon trading scheme. With the advent of a US based cap and trade scheme the US domestic market alone could reach $1Trillion by 2020

Reasons to Purchase

  • Gain visibility of changes in commodities markets
  • Gain market insight to assist in your strategic planning and go-to-market strategy
  • Technology Options in Commodities Trading (Strategic Focus)

Table of Contents

  • Overview
    • Catalyst
    • Summary
  • Key Messages
    • Commodities growth set to continue due to demand and the search for higher returns
    • New markets continue to proliferate as underlying trade drives growth
    • Emissions trading is set to take off, presenting potentially vast trading opportunities
    • Volatility and the replacement of open cry trading is driving explosion in electronic trading
    • New levels of volatility in markets are demanding new risk and reporting solutions
    • Vendors must have an appreciation of the underlying physical market
  • Table of Contents
  • Table of figures
  • Table of tables
  • Market Opportunity
    • Commodities growth set to continue due to demand and the search for higher returns
      • Higher returns in commodities will continue to attract new market entrants
      • Electronic trading and index products are contributing to increased volatility and higher prices
      • The relative sophistication of energy markets is attracting financial players back into the market
    • New market entrants driving the detachment of price from underlying supply and demand
      • Financial services firms are bringing sophisticated risk management tools as they re-enter commodities
    • New markets continue to proliferate as underlying trade drives growth
    • Emissions trading set to take off, presenting potentially vast trading opportunities
      • Carbon exchanges are proliferating rapidly
    • Volatility in and replacement of open cry trading is driving explosion in electronic trading
      • Exchange consolidation to continue with growing convergence between OTC and exchange-traded markets
  • Technology Evolution
    • New levels of volatility in markets are demanding new risk and reporting solutions
      • Multi-product capability is essential for arbitrage or hedging through inter-related markets
      • Energy trading and risk management solutions are mission critical for physical and financial exposure
    • The search for latency reductions in deal execution is driving exchange investment
  • Customer Impact
    • Case study: Australian electricity market
      • Startup phases
      • IT sourcing
      • Cost and delivery risk key evaluation criteria
      • Credit crisis placing pressure on ability to operate in the market
      • Uncertainty in emissions trading scheme is having liquidity implications
      • Customers must determine their development lifecycle in deciding which vendor is right for them
      • Arcadia Energy Trading
        • Arcadia' s electricity systems requirements
        • Flexibility and solution tailored to local market are key to decision
      • Increase in commercial motivations due to new entrants in the market
      • Credit crisis leading to increase in futures trading
      • Rise of the futures market in response to tightening in credit market
      • Volatility in futures market assisting with OTC pricing while complicating contract timing for energy users
      • Emissions trading uncertainty is complicating contracting beyond 2010
  • Go to Market
    • The commodities boom presents new opportunities in integration and risk management
    • Client' s development phases must be clearly identified and understood
      • Vendors must clearly identify their client' s risk profiles
      • Portfolio risk aggregation is the key requirement of a comprehensive risk management approach
      • Vendors must determine their strategy as either niche or full spectrum providers
      • Multi-product capability is essential to any offering in the market
    • Vendors must have an appreciation of the underlying physical market
      • The deregulation of energy markets will provide scope for vendors as niche plays abound
    • The potential size of the carbon market dictates that firms get involved to shape the debate
  • APPENDIX
    • Definitions
    • Methodology
    • Further reading
    • Ask the analyst
    • Datamonitor consulting
    • Disclaimer
    • List of Tables
      • Table 1: Carbon exchanges are proliferating rapidly
      • Table 2: Exchange consolidation history
      • Table 3: ERM Power' s vendor evaluation table
      • Table 4: Other vendors considered (names withheld)
    • List of Figures
      • Figure 1: Prices are supported by demand and exacerbated by speculative investment
      • Figure 2: Energy usage by region 1980-2005
      • Figure 3: Growth in all merchandise export sectors
      • Figure 4: Rate of investment in carbon reduction projects
      • Figure 5: Explosive growth set to continue
      • Figure 6: Intercontinental Exchange monthly volumes 2005-07
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