Publisher's Synopsis
The oil market is unique in its complexity and diversity. The scale is international and the trading instruments range from the physical to the financial. As a result, the oil market has attracted the broadest possible set of participants: not only oil companies but also banks, commodity traders, government agencies, financial engineers, fund managers, ship owners, airlines, electricity utilities, chemical producers are all involved in the business of trading oil. And they, in turn, require the support of accountants, lawyers, tax experts, operations specialists, business consultants, and computer programmers.
To put the state of the global Oil market in perspective, the just concluded 35th annual IHS CERAWEEK 2016 did a great deal of justice in helping stakeholders in the industry understand the issues, proffer solutions and move towards closer cooperation among stakeholders. In this news park edition, you will read what lies ahead in Mexico Energy Reforms, After Paris COP21, the next big thing for the industry, strategies to navigate this short-term impasse, and much more.
