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THE
FINANCIALISATION
OF COMMODITIES
BY WILLIAM HUBARD
REPORT
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While many financial markets have teetered opportunities being used to attract buyside capital.
NOW
on the brink of collapse since the summer of
It also offers expert advice to investors looking to
2007, commodity prices have for the most
maximize their exposure to a range of commodity-
part continued to climb, often to historic
related opportunities.
highs. This lack of correlation between
Written by a veteran commodity broker and
commodities and other financial markets is
commentator, The Financialisation of
a major reason why the commodity market’s
Commodities also features major contributions
investment base has broadened
from some of those who played leading roles in
the market’s recent transformation, including:
considerably in recent years, and with it the
range of instruments and strategies
• Troy Bowler, Global Head of Hedge Fund Sales for
employed in commodities trading.
Commodities, Barclays Capital
The Financialisation of Commodities is a definitive
• Kevin Norrish, Director of Commodities Research,
examination of commodity market development in
Barclays Capital
recent years. It offers expert insight into the workings
• Francisco Blanch, Head of Global Commodity
of the market before exploring the factors that have
Research, Merrill Lynch
driven the recent investor boom. For investment • Michael Lewis, Global Head of Commodities
banks and brokers it looks at the varying investment Research, Deutsche Bank
This authoritative report should be essential reading for all commodity investors, banks
and related firms with a stake in the commodities market.
…plus details on three more key reports:
• WHICH WAY NEXT FOR HEDGE FUNDS?
• PENSIONS: FROM CRISIS TO OPPORTUNITY
• GLOBAL INSURANCE AND THE CAPITAL MARKETS
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