The International Energy Credit Association (IECA) and Moody’s are hosting the Energy Risk Certificate program between two sessions. The first session is October 28–30 and covers “Energy Credit 101.”
Designed for new-to-intermediate credit professionals, as well as experienced professionals seeking a refresher, the program combines energy industry fundamentals with essential financial analysis.
The first session is Energy Credit 101, which is a collaborative course by IECA volunteers and Moody's. The first day is a historical perspective of the Energy industry and how each commodity is measured and traded. The second and third day is an interactive application of how to apply the historical information to a credit review.
Partner Craig Enochs will present during the second day of the inaugural Energy Risk Certificate program. His presentation will provide a clear, structured overview of the core concepts underlying the ISDA Agreement, with a focus on how these agreements operate in practice for energy and other commercial market participants. Craig will be joined at the program by associates Kunle Uthman and Amrit Nagi.
Energy Risk Certificate Program
The International Energy Credit Association (IECA) and Moody’s are hosting the Energy Risk Certificate program between two sessions.