This report is based on discussions during the CEPS-ECMI Task Force meetings on price formation in commodities markets, which were held on six occasions across 2011 and 2012. Disclaimer. The findings of this Final Report do not necessarily reflect the views of all the members of the Task Force, or the views of their respective companies. Members contributed to the Task Force meetings and provided input to the discussions through presentations and relevant material for this Final Report. A set of principles has guided the drafting process to allow all of the interests represented in the Task Force to be heard and to comment on each chapter of the Final Report. Wherever fundamental disagreements arose, the rapporteurs have made sure that all ...
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This report is not just the result of the isolated effort of just the authors finally responsible fo...
I would like to thank Nick Ronalds for helpful comments and discussions on an earlier draft. I alone...
This report is based on the discussions in the CEPS-ECMI Task Force on Rethinking Asset Management, ...
This report is based on the discussions in the CEPS-ECMI Task Force on Long-Term Investing and Retir...
Papers in the ECMI Policy Brief series provide insights into regulatory initiatives that affect the ...
The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) is an independent policy research institute in Brussel...
This report contains the conclusions and policy recommendations that follow from the discussion and ...
research project, which analyses and compares the functioning of factor markets for agriculture in t...
extensive debates in the course of several meetings and submitted comments on earlier drafts of this...
based in Brussels. Its mission is to produce sound policy research leading to constructive solutions...
The sharp and widespread increase in most commodity prices has alarmed the world and raised question...
industries – including energy production and supply companies, energy-intensive industries and servi...
In spite of the growing importance of commodity derivatives markets in the financial services indust...
The report was prepared for the OECD by Professors Scott Irwin and Dwight Sanders. It represents a p...
Error on title page – year of award is 2022.As they progressively emerged out of organised forward m...
This report is not just the result of the isolated effort of just the authors finally responsible fo...
I would like to thank Nick Ronalds for helpful comments and discussions on an earlier draft. I alone...
This report is based on the discussions in the CEPS-ECMI Task Force on Rethinking Asset Management, ...
This report is based on the discussions in the CEPS-ECMI Task Force on Long-Term Investing and Retir...
Papers in the ECMI Policy Brief series provide insights into regulatory initiatives that affect the ...
The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) is an independent policy research institute in Brussel...
This report contains the conclusions and policy recommendations that follow from the discussion and ...
research project, which analyses and compares the functioning of factor markets for agriculture in t...
extensive debates in the course of several meetings and submitted comments on earlier drafts of this...
based in Brussels. Its mission is to produce sound policy research leading to constructive solutions...
The sharp and widespread increase in most commodity prices has alarmed the world and raised question...
industries – including energy production and supply companies, energy-intensive industries and servi...
In spite of the growing importance of commodity derivatives markets in the financial services indust...
The report was prepared for the OECD by Professors Scott Irwin and Dwight Sanders. It represents a p...
Error on title page – year of award is 2022.As they progressively emerged out of organised forward m...
This report is not just the result of the isolated effort of just the authors finally responsible fo...
I would like to thank Nick Ronalds for helpful comments and discussions on an earlier draft. I alone...