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Challenges in Commodities Risk Management
The recent outperformance of commodities versus equities has caused a positive re-evaluation of commodities by both retail and institutional investors.
Author(s) :
Principal, Premia Capital Management, LLCResearch Associate with the EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre
Co-founder of Premia Capital Management, LLC
Presentation :
While the commodity markets provide a manager with ample opportunities for creating portfolios of diverse strategies, there are a number of challenges in doing so. In this article, the authors provide two examples of those challenges: (1) the correlations amongst commodities vary seasonally due to meaningful weather events, and (2) the emergence of China as a dominant force in the commodity markets has created new correlation footprints. The main implication of these observations is that risk management in the commodity markets is a very dynamic process.| Type : | Working paper |
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| Date : | le 05/12/2005 |
| Extra information : | Pour plus d'informations, nous vous prions de vous adresser à Joanne Finlay, Direction de la recherche de l'EDHEC [ joanne.finlay@edhec.edu] Les opinions exprimées sont celles de l'auteur et n'engagent pas la responsabilité de l'EDHEC. |
| Research Cluster : | Finance |
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