Thank you for visiting the Energy Risk Commodity Rankings 2024, the biggest and longest-running survey of its kind in the global commodity derivatives markets.
The aim of the survey is to shine a light on the hedging, risk management and trading services, skills and expertise provided by dealers, brokers, OTC platforms and research providers across the commodities complex.
Please nominate, in order of preference, your top dealers, brokers, OTC platforms and research providers in the markets in which you operate. The survey contains a separate section at the end in which you can nominate your preferred dealers and brokers for particular skills and expertise. Please vote in both the markets and skills sections.
Votes for dealers, brokers and OTC platforms should be based on the following criteria: competitive pricing, flexibility, liquidity provision, reliability, integrity and speed of execution. Votes for research providers should be based on the quality of market insight and applicability to managing commodity risk.
The survey covers hedging products in the following markets: North American oil and products; European oil and products; Asian oil and gas; North American gas; European gas; North American power; European power; Asian power; coal; emissions; biofuels; weather; agricultural commodities; iron ore; precious metals; base metals. It includes separate sections for OTC platforms and research and ends with a section on specific skills and expertise.
You must provide your details to vote. This information is not published or released to any third party.
Please note that Energy Risk and Risk.net editorial staff work to ensure the integrity of the survey data by eliminating votes that are deemed invalid. More details and a full set of survey rules are available when you press “next” below.
The closing date is January 29, 2024.
Results will be made available in March, 2024.
If you have any questions, please contact Lauren Keates by email at lauren.keates@infopro-digital.com
Stella Farrington
Head of content, Energy Risk