SandRidge Energy Inc., which has been under fire from investors, has adopted a rights plan to counter any offers to take over the company that management deems to be unfair to investors.
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CME, ICE Evolve Ahead of Dodd-Frank Implementation
Joining the race to transition a fair amount of swaps and over the counter (OTC) business to a cleared futures model before more rules under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act take hold in the coming months, CME Group last week launched a broad suite of new natural gas and power contracts that will be listed as futures on CME Globex, the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) trading floor and CME ClearPort, and will be available for trading on CME Direct, a platform offering side-by-side trading and straight-through processing and clearing of exchange-listed and OTC energy markets.
CME, ICE Evolve to Stay Ahead of Dodd-Frank Rules
Joining the race to transition a fair amount of swaps and over the counter (OTC) business to a cleared futures model before more rules under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act take hold in the coming months, CME Group on Monday launched a broad suite of new natural gas and power contracts that will be listed as futures on CME Globex, the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) trading floor and CME ClearPort, and will be available for trading on CME Direct, a platform offering side-by-side trading and straight-through processing and clearing of exchange-listed and OTC energy markets.
Geology in California’s Monterey Shale Problematic, Analyst Says
Running counter to recent public and private sector analyses, mediocre results so far and complex geology have combined to cause an Alliance Bernstein (AB) analyst to question whether the Monterey Shale will live up to some of the hype surrounding its future prospects. Even with these reservations, high oil prices could push the play closer to its potential, the report conceded.
ICE: Cleared OTC Energy to be Listed as Futures
IntercontinentalExchange (ICE), an Atlanta-based operator of regulated futures exchanges and over-the-counter (OTC) markets, said Monday that all cleared OTC products listed on its OTC energy market will be transitioned to futures products in January. These products will continue to be traded on the ICE trading platform and cleared at ICE Clear Europe, which in 2010 was approved as a derivatives clearing organization by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
ICE: Cleared OTC Energy to be Listed as Futures in January
IntercontinentalExchange (ICE), an Atlanta-based operator of regulated futures exchanges and over-the-counter (OTC) markets, said Monday that all cleared OTC products listed on its OTC energy market will be transitioned to futures products in January. These products will continue to be traded on the ICE trading platform and cleared at ICE Clear Europe, which in 2010 was approved as a derivatives clearing organization by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
California Producers Decry Columnist’s Fracking Untruths
Critics of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in California lament an alleged lack of information from the oil/natural gas industry, but producers are trying to counter what they consider to be gross misinformation on the drilling practice.
Baker Institute: U.S. Shale Erodes Foreign ‘Petro-Power’
North America’s abundant natural gas resources have begun to weaken Russia’s influence on Europe’s energy supplies and could counter Iran’s influence as an energy supplier, according to research by the Baker Institute Energy Forum at Rice University.
Baker Institute: U.S. Shale Erodes Foreign ‘Petro-Power’
North America’s abundant natural gas resources have begun to weaken Russia’s influence on Europe’s energy supplies and could counter Iran’s influence as an energy supplier, according to research by the Baker Institute Energy Forum at Rice University.
EIA, Experts Question Why NYT Cherry-Picked Shale Information
The Energy Information Administration (EIA), academia, industry and analysts on Tuesday continued to question why the New York Times (NYT) relied on misleading, outdated information — and failed to contact key resources — before publishing damning articles about the U.S. shale gas industry.