Commodity Markets – Shaw Capital Management Korea Investment
Commodity Markets – Shaw Capital Management Korea Investment
(PRWEB) February 23, 2011
The general improvement in sentiment in the financial markets over the past month has also been evident in the commodity markets.
There has been further evidence that the global economic recovery in continuing, there has been more support for the view that the pressures resulting from the sovereign debt crisis in Europe may be easing.
As a result, base metals are generally lower over the month, even after the rally on the latest Chinese announcement about the renminbi; most soft commodity prices are slightly lower, although there have been sharp rises in beverage prices on concerns about future supplies; precious metal prices have moved higher as investors have continued to seek “safe havens in the storm”; and there has been a strong recovery in oil prices, helped by optimistic signs of a pick up in US demand.
Base metal prices are ending the past month well above recent low levels, but still slightly lower overall, and there has been an additional boost to confidence in the announcement of a “more flexible” policy towards the renminbi.
It is assumed that even a modest appreciation of the Chinese currency will boost the purchasing power of Chinese buyers, and increase still further China’s position as the world’s largest importer of a broad range of global commodities.
But there is clearly a risk that the importance of this fairly modest move is being exaggerated; and the extent of the earlier reaction should be a powerful warning of the degree of speculative activity in the markets, and the vulnerability of prices. Chinese demand clearly remains a critical factor, and the evidence suggests that it will remain reasonably strong.
Soft commodity markets have again produced a more mixed performance.
Movements in grain prices have been fairly modest, although there has been some support from a recent report by the US Department of Agriculture that the increasing importance of ethanol production will continue to draw down stock levels and help to offset the effects of what is expected to be a bumper grain crop this year.
Most price movements elsewhere have been fairly small; but there have been two significant exceptions. Cocoa prices have been pushed to their highest levels for more than 30 years because of disappointing crop levels in West Africa, and particularly in the Ivory Coast, and the warning that the fall in production will continue unless there is significant investment in new trees and in fertilisers.
There are fears that demand will outstrip supply for the fifth successive year in the 2010/2011 season, and this has forced cocoa buyers to push up prices to cover their requirements, and has exposed the position of banks and others that sold call options in the expectation that prices would fall. The second significant exception has been coffee prices, which have increased by almost 20% during the past month.
The indications are that one commodity-trading house has accumulated a very large number of futures contracts and has indicated that it intends to take delivery of the coffee.
Other funds that had sold futures contracts short have been unable to obtain the coffee to honour those contracts, and so have been forced to scramble to close them and have suffered considerable losses as prices have moved higher.
It is not yet clear whether this technical position has now been cleared; but the fundamentals do not appear to justify the price action, since Brazilian production is expected to be very high in the current season, and so, once the technical position had been cleared, prices could fall fairly sharply.
Oil prices have also been affected by the improvement in market sentiment, and have recovered very sharply over the past month.
Speculative activity has been an important factor; but there has also been an encouraging report from the US Department of Energy indicating strong demand for oil products in the US, and a larger-than-expected reduction in crude oil inventories.
There has also been evidence of continuing strong demand from China; and a warning of the onset of the hurricane season in the Gulf of Mexico, and its possible effects on production levels.
So far however the dramatic oil spill at the BP production well in the Gulf does not appear to have had a noticeable effect on market prices, although the possible consequences, especially for deep-water drilling operations in the future, could clearly become a very significant factor.
The recovery in prices has been very impressive; but it may not be sustainable. OPEC itself has recently issued a very cautious monthly report which argues that “recent developments have moved oil prices out of equilibrium”, and which emphasises that increasing supplies from non-OPEC countries are keeping downward pressure on prices.
It concludes, that “although demand has seen some improvement recently, it has been more than overwhelmed by the higher growth in supply”. It seems likely therefore that the present rally will lose momentum unless there is a serious deterioration in the political situation in the Middle East. Precious metal prices have also moved higher over the past month; investors are clearly still seeking “safe havens in the storm” despite the improvement in sentiment about prospects that has pushed some other commodity prices higher.
Gold prices have reached $ 1250 per ounce, and silver prices have also moved significantly higher, with exchange-traded funds aggressive buyers of both metals.
The World Gold Council, in its recent quarterly report, indicated that demand for gold was “exceptionally strong”, and that it was expected to remain so for the rest of year, “driven by jewellery demand in India and China, and investment demand in the US and in Europe”.
However it is clear that investment demand is the more important factor, with EFT gold holdings now above 2000 tons, and central banks also adding to their holdings again.
There is an obvious risk that the latest surge in prices will lead to some profit taking. But given the present situation, and particularly the risk of sovereign debt defaults, it would be unwise to assume that the improvement in precious metal prices in over.
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Prosper Corretora Selects SunGard?s Valdi for Trade Lifecycle Management
Prosper Corretora Selects SunGard’s Valdi for Trade Lifecycle Management
Sao Paulo, Brazil (PRWEB) August 22, 2011
Prosper Corretora, a Brazilian brokerage firm, has selected SunGard’s Valdi for complete trade lifecycle management. Prosper Corretora will use Valdi Selector for pre-trade risk management; Valdi Trader for execution management; and Valdi Market Access for direct market access. Valdi will provide Prosper Corretora with a multi-asset trading platform for order management, order sending and monitoring, and real-time P&L calculation, helping it increase operational efficiencies for its traders. The integrated solution suite, available on a Software-as-a-Service* (SaaS) basis, will help Prosper Corretora quickly deploy the solution using SunGard’s infrastructure.
Initially available on 30 screens at Prosper Corretora, SunGard’s Valdi will provide a multi-asset trading solution for equities and derivatives, including the ability to have BM&F and BOVESPA on the same screen to help streamline trading. Prosper will be able to generate and send orders to the stock market with real-time connectivity, helping it expand its business and offer its solution to institutional clients. In addition, Valdi will help Prosper, which already has a presence in 20 cities in Brazil, make the solution available to its partners, independent agents, distributors and affiliates, which will help Prosper accelerate its growth strategy.
Raj Mahajan, president of SunGard’s global trading business, said, “SunGard will help Prosper Corretora increase automation and trade multiple asset classes. SunGard’s servers and infrastructure, will help provide Prosper with greater stability. SunGard’s Valdi will also help Prosper increase the performance of its executions and strategy adjustments with real-time calculations and a streamlined workflow through an integrated trading system.”
SunGard Financial Systems is pursuing a visionary initiative to transform some of the key functionality of its core systems into components creating software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based solutions. Leading this strategy is Infinity which uses a service-oriented architecture (SOA) development framework, offers a business process management platform (Infinity Process Platform) and a virtualized, on-demand delivery infrastructure.
About Prosper Corretora
Founded in 1983 by the shareholders of Grupo Peixoto de Castro, Prosper Corretora has been, since 2008, among the 20 brokerages with the largest volume of transactions in the domestic market. It operates all products of BM&FBovespa, including Cash Terms, Options, Stocks Loans, Financial Derivatives and Agricultural Commodities. Prosper also has certification from BM&FBovespa to operate in the categories of Retail Broker, Agro Broker and Execution Broker. Chaired by Armenio Gaspar dos Santos Neto, the brokerage aims at becoming one of the largest distributors of capital markets products, with high technology and personalized customer services.
About SunGard’s Valdi
SunGard’s Valdi provides equities, futures, fixed income and options traders with multi-asset, front-to-back trading and risk management solutions on 130 markets worldwide. SunGard’s Valdi global trading solutions support the entire trade lifecycle including integrated trade and order management systems, execution services, risk management, compliance, and clearing and settlement services. With connectivity via SunGard’s global network, SunGard’s global trading solutions help customers achieve increased performance, low latency and execution across multiple platforms, instruments and geographies.
About SunGard
SunGard is one of the world’s leading software and technology services companies. SunGard has more than 20,000 employees and serves more than 25,000 customers in 70 countries. SunGard provides software and processing solutions for financial services, higher education and the public sector. SunGard also provides disaster recovery services, managed IT services, information availability consulting services and business continuity management software. With annual revenue of about $ 5 billion, SunGard is ranked 434 on the Fortune 500 and is the largest privately held business software and IT services company. Look for us wherever the mission is critical. For more information, visit http://www.sungard.com.
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SunGard Identifies Ten Trends for Corporate Liquidity Management
SunGard Identifies Ten Trends for Corporate Liquidity Management
New York (PRWEB) June 07, 2011
Scott Coffing, president of SunGard’s corporate liquidity business and recently named to Treasury & Risk’s 2011 100 Most Influential People in Finance, said, “Corporations are thinking about key initiatives that will help them optimize liquidity, streamline communications, and lower operational costs. To capitalize on the changes that we’ve seen in our industry, corporations are looking to introduce innovation and efficiency into the management of cash and risk and their surrounding workflow processes. For instance, corporations will look at alternative financing options; in particular they will leverage their trade receivables in their overall capital structure.”
SunGard, which provides its AvantGard liquidity management solution for corporations, has identified ten trends impacting how corporations approach liquidity management. These trends include:
1. Corporations will increase demand for hosting and managed services of their financial applications
2. More organizations will utilize statistical modeling for corporate credit risk assessment
3. There will be a continued increase in trade financing of suppliers
4. Corporations will more strategically leverage their receivables in their overall capital structure
5. Organizations will continue to increase their vendor/supplier counterparty risk assessment
6. Corporations will adopt more advanced modeling for evaluating FX risk
7. As the SEPA ‘end-date’ nears, corporations will have a renewed focus on compliance
8. Hub and spoke networks will be adopted to facilitate corporate-bank communications
9. North American organizations will escalate migration from paper checks to ACH, EFT and card payments
10. Corporations in emerging markets will increase their adoption of SWIFT messaging
Jeanne Capachin, research vice president, IDC/Financial Insights, said, “To succeed and grow in this post-crisis era, corporations will need to capitalize on change and seize new opportunities to generate cash and optimize liquidity. Atop the priority list of the corporate finance executive is an emphasis on the receivables portfolio as a strategic asset and means to create liquidity. Continued streamlined management of banking relationships and prudent risk management will also be a focus. For many corporations, these initiatives will need to be managed within the context of evolving global business requirements, regional nuances and changing regulation.”
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About SunGard’s AvantGard
SunGard’s AvantGard is a leading liquidity management solution for corporations, insurance companies and the public sector. AvantGard provides chief financial officers and treasurers with real-time visibility into cash flows and increased operational controls around receivables, treasury and payments. AvantGard helps companies drive free cash flow and reduce inefficiencies across the ecosystem of suppliers, buyers, banks and other trading partners. For more information, visit http://www.sungard.com/avantgard.
About SunGard
SunGard is one of the world’s leading software and technology services companies. SunGard has more than 20,000 employees and serves 25,000 customers in 70 countries. SunGard provides software and processing solutions for financial services, higher education and the public sector. SunGard also provides disaster recovery services, managed IT services, information availability consulting services and business continuity management software. With annual revenue of about $ 5 billion, SunGard is ranked 434 on the Fortune 500 and is the largest privately held business software and IT services company. Look for us wherever the mission is critical. For more information, visit http://www.sungard.com.
Trademark Information: SunGard, the SunGard logo and AvantGard are trademarks or registered trademarks of SunGard Data Systems Inc. or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and other countries. All other trade names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
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what will be a good idea for investment management software?
Question by Nick: what will be a good idea for investment management software?
so…basically i happen to have about $ 50k and being a software developer and a trader (amateur…) – I am thinking to create and advertise a professional investment management software. Obviously I am planning to include features that can’t be found free online (or at least hard to find…). Like:
calculating ultima,zomma and other rarely used options greeks.
Demo test trading strategy based on random(stochastic/monte carlo) data.
Demo test high frequency strategies (say against nasdaq realtime data…).
Backtest trading strategy together with a utility function (kelly, square root,etc.).
use asymptotic analysis to approximate sabr etc.
calculating copulas
calculating LIBOR market model
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Personally I would need such thing as I find useful the historical Kelly criterion testing +
exotic Greeks calculations + testing HF strategies in real time based on set of programmed
rules. I will most likely never need to do anything closely related to asymptotic analysis or copulas…but others do probably.
things like that…I know there are many programs to back test strategies and some resources to calculate Sharpe ratio – but I don’t think there are that many about the other features mentioned.
Now…the problem is if people will be interested at all. I mean – how many people are interested in quantitative trading anyway? And what will be the right price to set if any – $ 3000…$ 300??
10x!
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Answer by cactusgene
What you are proposing is a very complex investment management program which very few people would understand or know how to use properly. I have a lot of contacts in the investment community and none would be willing to spend the $ 300 to $ 3,000 for it. You would have to do such heavy advertising that the cost thereof quite likely is higher than the revenues from the eventual sales from the few buyers out there.
Then there is always the proof of concept question. Back testing most often has no relationship what-so-ever to future results. Design it for yourself to keep it for your own personal use, and IF it works you will get rich all by yourself.
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The Oxford Princeton Programme Announces Debut of Energy Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management Training Course in Southern California
The Oxford Princeton Programme Announces Debut of Energy Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management Training Course in Southern California
Princeton, NJ (PRWEB) August 30, 2009
The Oxford Princeton Programme, the world’s leading provider of education and training solutions to the energy and derivatives markets, is pleased to announce the Southern California arrival of Energy Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management on October 28-29, 2009 in Anaheim.
“California and especially Greater Los Angeles, served by several utilities and other power providers, makes it among the most active energy markets in North America and therefore proves to be an ideal location for the launch of this landmark course out west,” says Jobert E. Abueva, Global Marketing and North American Sales Director, The Oxford Princeton Programme.
Energy Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management (DPH2)
October 28-29, 2009 – Anaheim, CA
16 CPE credits
Energy Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management (DPH2) builds on the concepts and instruments presented in Energy Derivatives Markets, Instruments and Hedging (DPH1) and provides an overview of Energy derivatives Pricing and Risk Management.
It begins with a review of Energy Price Behavior, Probability and Statistics and various Excel exercises with hands-on calculations of various risk statistics. As a review and extension of some of the structures presented in DPH1, a common framework to analyze derivatives structures and long term contracts is also presented.
The course also covers an introduction to derivatives pricing models and relevant accounting rules such as FAS 157. Implied volatility and “Greeks” are presented using practical exercises. The course also covers analysis of structured products used by producers and end-users such as extendable swaps; spot price models, geometric Brownian motion and mean-reverting models for pricing and risk analysis; market risk with particular emphasis on VaR; basis risk and derivatives in energy markets with an overview of hedge effectiveness under FAS 133. The course concludes with an overview of stress testing for energy derivatives portfolios.
Course Contents:
Review of energy price behavior, probability and statistics
Energy derivatives structures
Mark-to-market vs. mark-to-model: introduction to derivatives pricing Models: conceptual interpretation. Uses. pros and cons
Analysis of derivative strategies
Energy price behavior: overview of spot price models
Market risk management for energy trading
Basis risk and derivatives in energy markets
Stress testing and backtesting for energy and commodity firms
Who Should Attend?
Those who should attend include market risk managers, energy traders, trading managers, end-users of derivatives in corporations, credit risk analysts, risk consultants, risk and audit committee members and CFOs. Additionally, treasury managers, finance department personnel, compliance managers, middle and back-office personnel, treasurers, treasury analysts and chief risk officers should attend.
Delegates will receive course materials, lunch and a certificate upon successful completion. Seats are limited to ensure proper in-depth coverage. For those with widespread company interest, this course may also be scheduled as an in-house presentation.
This course fulfills one of the requirements towards The Oxford Princeton Programme’s Certificate in Derivatives Pricing, Hedging and Risk Management.
Please contact Andrew Infante for more information about this or any of The Oxford Princeton Programme’s wide array of training options at +1 (609) 520-9099 or via email news (at) oxfordprinceton (dot) com.
For a complete course outline and for other information, visit http://www.oxfordprinceton.com.
About the Oxford Princeton Programme, Inc.:
The Oxford Princeton Programme, Inc., with regional offices in Princeton, NJ, Oxford, UK and Singapore, is the world’s leading provider of education and training solutions to the energy and derivatives industries. In addition to PrincetonLive.com, which offers more than 25 energy and commodity web-based training modules, The Oxford Princeton Programme provides more than 70 instructor-led training courses. Designed for all levels of expertise, courses include views of oil, power, natural gas and a variety of other energy and derivatives topics.
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Bloomsbury Publishing Selects North Plains? TeleScope Digital Asset Management and TeleScope Publishing Platform
Bloomsbury Publishing Selects North Plains’ TeleScope Digital Asset Management and TeleScope Publishing Platform
Toronto, Canada and London, UK (PRWeb UK) April 21, 2010
North Plains Systems Inc., the leading provider of digital asset management (DAM) and publishing software solutions, today announced that Bloomsbury Publishing has selected North Plains’ TeleScope™ DAM and the revolutionary TeleScope Publishing Platform™ (TPP) to streamline its US and UK English language publication operations in the storage, distribution and marketing of eBooks. The new, automated North Plains system replaces a painful spreadsheet-based distribution approach, and enables Bloomsbury to be more nimble to speed their time-to-market, increase sales and revenues, and free resources to focus on adding partners and expanding markets.
Publishing and distributing electronic books is a major area of focus for most publishers. However, for many medium sized publishers like Bloomsbury, the whole process of publishing, distributing, promoting and updating an eBook is fraught with both technical and business challenges.
Bloomsbury Group’s 6 English language publishers, which include Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury USA, A&C Black, Bloomsbury Academic, Bloomsbury Professional and Berg, wanted to replace a painful yet common spreadsheet-based digital distribution tracking approach. They exchange eBook distribution information with a variety of partners by circulating and updating a series of spreadsheets between the publisher and distribution partners. This “spreadsheet hell” is a real source of pain not just for Bloomsbury, but for many publishers.
Bloomsbury, which publishes over 1000 titles each year, wanted an online, centralized “trustworthy final file” repository accessible to anyone in the group regardless of their geographic location. The system allows them to see all iterations of their eBooks and make real-time corrections and updates. Furthermore, it automates eBook distribution to their partners including Amazon, Gardners, GoSpoken, Kobo, Overdrive and Sony providing accurate and immediate visibility of the distribution status as well as speed to market with new and updated eBooks.
Bloomsbury selected North Plains’ industry leading TeleScope digital asset management platform and TPP Promote and Distribution modules. TeleScope provides a secure, shared repository, accessible from anywhere through a browser that manages and tracks versions of eBooks, and facilitates the revision workflows. The Distribution and Promotion modules prepare (by automatically generating “Search Inside” views of the book), store, send and track the right version of each book. North Plains will also host the system providing it as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) to Bloomsbury, who can focus on creating and selling books, rather than managing the technology.
“Our US, UK, trade and academic publishers all have different needs, and output their books in different ways. We reviewed many options and chose North Plains because our production departments unanimously liked the interface, and determined that it met the range of demands covering trade and academic output,” said Stephanie Duncan, Bloomsbury’s Digital Media Director. “It does everything we need cost effectively.”
Having the TeleScope Publishing Platform available in a hosted environment provides a quick, alternative approach to producing an eBook, especially when it has to be rapidly converted from a Word document for a digital-only book or on a one-off basis.
“Bloomsbury provides a great example of how our hosted digital asset management and publishing systems address critical business processes cost effectively,” said Hassan Kotob, President and CEO, North Plains Systems Inc. “Our hosted offering relieves small and medium sized publishers like Bloomsbury from the concerns of IT and system management, making them more agile by allowing them to spend more time gaining new customers and making more sales rather than updating spreadsheets.”
The TeleScope Publishing Platform is the direct result of over 15 years of experience working closely with a cross section of the industry’s leading publisher organizations. The ‘game-changing’ introduction of TPP last year completely revolutionized the publishing process by removing the need for conventional typesetting and editorial mark up. Delivering up to a staggering tenfold reduction in page production costs and up to 75% reduction in production times – publishers of all sizes, can now quickly, cost-effectively and automatically produce quality eBooks in multiple formats from a single, centralized and secure platform.
TPP’s modular nature gives publishers the option to choose the area of their business that they would most like to improve, while a full deployment would provide a completely integrated publishing solution. Achieving all this with existing solutions would require a complex and expensive integration exercise with several separate vendors, cobbled together in a somewhat precarious design.
In addition to the DAM and TPP offerings, North Plains also provides publishing services that include the digitization of books, typesetting and eBook creation. Now publishers can access North Plains’ outsource services to reduce production times and overall costs while building in scalability to meet emerging revenue opportunities.
North Plains will be showcasing the TeleScope Publishing Platform at the London Book Fair this week, and the Book Expo America/IDPF Digital Book 2010 show in New York City in May.
North Plains’ TeleScope™ Digital Asset Management (DAM) Platform
TeleScope™ is an award-winning digital asset management platform that enables the secure access, management and distribution of all digital and rich media content across an entire organization. With its distributed and modular architecture, TeleScope is designed to meet the diverse range of rich media needs from small and mid-size businesses and design studios, to the complex business challenges of global enterprises. Whether you’re a new creative ‘shop’ just starting out; growing so quickly that your asset inventory is getting out of control; or a globally distributed organization with millions of assets to manage for users around the world, North Plains’ TeleScope platform is ready to meet your unique business challenges.
The TeleScope Publishing Platform
TPP is a logical extension of North Plains’ award-winning TeleScope Digital Asset Management Platform. Currently used by some of the largest and most respected publishers, TPP helps orchestrate and manage every aspect of the publishing process from editorial, through to digital book publishing, promotion, distribution, and archiving TPP reduces costs, speed time to market, opens new revenue opportunity and increase the agility of publishers of all sizes. The demand for eBooks, audio books and other digital products is expanding – which makes having a solution built on a single platform an essential component of every publisher’s digital workflow process and IT infrastructure.
About Bloomsbury Publishing
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc is one of the world’s leading independent publishers with a portfolio of authors, brands and companies serving a wide range of markets. http://www.bloomsbury.com
About North Plains Systems Inc.
Founded in 1994, North Plains Systems Inc. is the world’s leading provider of digital and video asset management and publishing solutions. With a portfolio of over 475 satisfied customers, North Plains’ TeleScope platform streamlines the complexity of managing increasingly challenging digital asset and publishing environments. From centralized workflow optimization, asset creation, production and virtual collaboration, to delivery and distribution, North Plains provides end-to-end solutions that meet the business requirements of companies of all sizes. For further information please visit http://www.northplains.com. Follow us on Twitter and join us on Facebook.
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