LNG Trading & Hedging: if NO liquidity on the forward curve.

LNG Trading: how to hedge when there is no liquidity on the forward curve. Action: You have to sell shorter dated contracts (where there is liquidity) to hedge your price exposure. As those short dated contracts reach delivery you buy them back and immediately sell the next available contract with liquidity. You manage the price risk (spread) between those spots contracts and the forward contracts. Risks: Great in a contango market Costly in backwardated market. About us: Training and professional development partner. We work with world’s Energy, Oil and Gas professionals to transform businesses, enhance knowledge and accelerate career and performance. We are always committed to understand our clients’ needs. From new entrants to the executives level, we develop and tailor learning solutions to accelerate the performance and results of the individual and and the company. We collaborate with international network of the most experienced experts in their fields within the industry who are passionate about teaching. All our programmes focus on the realities of global markets. Feature-packed with lectures, group discussions, computer simulations and hands-on workshops. Including technical and business visits to oil terminals, refineries, financial institutions and other relevant organisations, you’ll leave with an extraordinary wealth of knowledge that only IBH courses is able to provide. Subscribed to our channel:    / @internationalbusinesshouse7941   Explore: https://ibhouse.net/ Linkedin:   / international-business-house   Twitter:   / ibhtraining   Facebook:   / ibhouse.net   Instagram:   / ibhtraining   #IBH #InternationalBusinessHouse #IBHTraining #Trading #BusinessSeminars #ProfessionalEducation #OilTrading #LNG #Crude #London #Amsterdam #Singapore #Geneva #Dubai #ICEMarkets #Futures #Brent #Hedging