
This article provides an overview of commonly used hedging strategies involving derivative instruments and outlines the corresponding risk management implications for the electricity market, including selected global best practices.
In a highly mature and competitive market, insurers in Japan are trying to improve profitability of current operation while seeking growth opportunities both inside and outside of Japan. Changes driven by social, technological, economic, environmental and political forces and digital innovations are dramatically changing customer expectations and experiences, distribution channels, use of data and analytics, and business models. PwC Japan’s Insurance consulting team works with our clients to prepare them for emerging opportunities and solve current challenges in the areas of customer strategy, sales/distribution effectiveness, digital business model, technology modernization and operating model transformation.
Partner, PwC Consulting LLC
Partner, PwC Consulting LLC
This article provides an overview of commonly used hedging strategies involving derivative instruments and outlines the corresponding risk management implications for the electricity market, including selected global best practices.
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The liquidity of Japan’s wholesale electricity market is increasing, making futures and options important risk management tools. Market participants need to strengthen their hedging and responsiveness to price fluctuations.