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Oil Supply & Trading: Pricing, Markets, Strategies, & Hedging (Mennta)

Why Attend

The global oil markets are complex, fast-moving, and influenced by a wide range of geopolitical, economic, and technical factors. Professionals engaged in oil supply, marketing, or trading must possess a deep understanding of pricing mechanisms, physical and paper markets, risk management tools, and strategic approaches to thrive in this volatile industry.

Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Understand the structure and operation of global crude and refined product markets.; Interpret oil pricing benchmarks, indices, and differentials.; Identify the key participants, instruments, and strategies in oil trading.; Develop basic trading strategies and risk mitigation techniques.; Apply hedging tools, including futures, options, and swaps.; Recognize the impact of supply chain logistics on oil pricing and strategy.; Bridge marketing and trading functions for business growth.

Target Audience

This course is designed for professionals involved in: Marketing and Sales in the oil and energy sectors; Crude oil and refined product trading; Supply chain and logistics for oil products; Commercial and planning teams in oil companies; Risk management and financial planning; Business analysts and investment professionals in energy

Target Competencies

n/a

Day 1: Global Oil Markets Overview

  • Structure of the global oil industry

  • Major players: OPEC, non-OPEC, trading houses

  • Supply and demand dynamics

  • Crude oil types and quality differentials

  • Market cycles and economic indicators

Day 2: Price Formation & Benchmarking

  • Physical vs. paper market

  • Crude pricing benchmarks: Brent, WTI, Dubai

  • Product benchmarks: Platts, Argus

  • Price discovery mechanisms

  • Factors influencing price volatility

Day 3: Oil Trading Fundamentals

  • Physical trading vs. speculative trading

  • Roles of traders, marketers, brokers

  • Trade documentation and Incoterms

  • Pricing structures: fixed, floating, formula-based

  • Exercise: Reading and evaluating a spot trade contract

Day 4: Oil Supply Logistics and Arbitrage

  • Tanker types and shipping routes

  • Time charter vs. spot freight

  • Freight economics and freight rates

  • Geographic arbitrage and blending strategies

  • Case Study: Trading Opportunity Evaluation

Day 5: Hedging Tools – Futures

  • Introduction to hedging and risk exposure

  • Futures markets: ICE, NYMEX, CME

  • Margining and settlement

  • Designing a simple hedge strategy

  • Group Exercise: Futures hedge planning

Day 6: Hedging Tools – Options and Swaps

  • Options basics: calls, puts, premiums

  • Option strategies: collars, straddles, spreads

  • Swaps: pricing and settlement

  • Scenario Workshop: Options-based price protection

Day 7: Trading Strategies & Speculation

  • Technical vs. fundamental analysis

  • Spread trading and arbitrage

  • Storage economics and contango/backwardation

  • Building a trading portfolio

  • Simulation: Speculative vs. hedging strategies

Day 8: Risk Management in Oil Trading

  • Credit, operational, and market risk in trading

  • Risk metrics: VaR, exposure limits, sensitivity

  • Risk governance frameworks

  • Position limits and compliance

  • Group Exercise: Designing a Risk Policy

Day 9: Commercial Contracts and Legal Aspects

  • Sale & Purchase Agreements (SPA)

  • Contract clauses: quality, delivery, liability

  • Dispute resolution and legal risks

  • Force majeure and price review clauses

  • Case Review: SPA negotiation breakdown

Day 10: Integrated Trading Simulation & Strategy Presentation

  • Team trading simulation with real-time data

  • Trading desk roles: trader, risk manager, marketer

  • Executing physical trades and applying hedges

  • Profit & Loss analysis

  • Final Presentations: Strategy outcomes and lessons learned

$4875

Dubai

Country: United Arab Emirates

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 11–22 Aug 2025

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$3875

Sharm El-Sheikh

Country: Egypt

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 23 Feb–06 Mar 2026

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