Why Attend
This advanced energy finance executive education program is designed to provide participants with a strong foundation for understanding energy finance. This training course will address three areas of finance in an energy context: Pricing, asset valuation, and risk management.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Use financial models to analyze and forecast energy prices; extrapolate forward prices beyond the liquidity tenor; Understand the risk of and return from futures and options contracts on energy commodities; Manage and optimize their corporations’ energy risk exposure; Estimate and calculate volatility in energy prices; Apply option valuation techniques to the energy markets; Understand and use derivative products to mitigate energy price risk; use structured products to enhance firm value; understand exotic structures unique to oil (e.g. average option) and gas and power (e.g. swing options, weather derivatives); Utilize real options theory to value energy assets; use information from futures/option prices to make optimal production decisions: Valuation of oil fields, pipelines, storage facilities and power plants; Apply Value-at-Risk to the energy industry
Financial analysts; Quantitative analysts or researchers; Energy traders dealing with commodities; Risk Managers dealing with commodities; Commercial and investment bankers dealing with commodities; Consultants in the commodity arena; Government and regulatory officials, esp. those with responsibilities for the energy sector
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The Current State of the Equity and Commodity Markets - The "Message from Markets"
Forward/Futures Prices and Forecast Prices
Energy Risk Management at the Corporate Level
Basic Option Valuation Techniques
Volatility and Correlation in Energy Prices
Using Derivative Products to Mitigate Energy Price Risk
Extrapolating in Energy Markets
Energy Assets as Real Options - Power Plants as Spread Options
Value-at-Risk in the Energy Industry