Energy Derivatives: Effectively Navigating Dodd-Frank
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher has posted a complimentary webinar addressing recent developments at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, compliance and implementation challenges for energy derivatives users and what energy derivatives users can expect going forward.
The on-demand webinar covers the scope of the swap definition and the classification of contracts with embedded volumetric optionality, margin requirements for uncleared swaps, position limits and aggregation, reporting concerns, mandatory clearing and the availability of the end-user exception, and the suspension of early termination rights under certain derivatives contracts.
The moderator is William S. Scherman, Chair of Gibson Dunn’s Energy, Regulation & Litigation practice and former General Counsel of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and chief of staff and senior legal and policy advisor for the FERC beginning in 1987.
Panelists are Lael E. Campbell, Director Regulatory and Governmental Affairs, Constellation Energy; Jeffrey L. Steiner, Counsel in Gibson Dunn’s Energy, Regulation & Litigation practice; and Jennifer C. Mansh, Associate in Gibson Dunn’s Energy, Regulation & Litigation practice.