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A collar-to-swap conversion is a restructure — priced off both legs of the collar already held and the swap replacing them. Two of four counterparties quoted it inconsistently with put/call parity on the same morning.

CFOs size commodity price risk with Value-at-Risk, Cash-Flow-at-Risk, and stress testing. Learn what each measures, which question it answers, and when to use which.

A deal-contingent hedge locks a commodity, rate, or FX level that only activates if the deal closes — with no breakage cost if it fails. Learn how it works, what it costs, and when to use it.

What Does an Energy Hedging Advisor Do? An energy hedging advisor designs, executes, and monitors your price-risk program. Learn how an independent advisor differs from a bank desk, and when to hire one.

Hurricane season disrupts Gulf Coast production, refining, and LNG exports, moving crude and gas prices. Learn who is exposed and how to hedge weather risk.

Compare natural gas hedging strategies — swaps, collars, call options, and three-way collars — and learn which fits producers, industrial buyers, and CFOs.

A CTRM system centralizes physical and financial commodity positions, valuation, and risk in one platform. Learn how CTRM software works and how RiskNet fits.

A CTRM tracks trades; a system of intelligence connects demand, infrastructure, market, and execution. A 90-day path to manage energy risk before winter.

Existing hedges can be novated, terminated, or assumed at close, and their mark-to-market shifts deal value. See how hedge books are handled in energy M&A.