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Oil and gas trading companies are always looking to enhance process performance, and ETRM software presents a bouquet of services for companies to improve operational efficiencies
Fremont, CA: ETRM(Energy Trading and Risk Management) software is used by banks and financial trading companies from upstream, midstream & downstream as the software concentrates on energy commodity trading and risk management.
The software's core functionality includes trade capture, counterparty creditworthiness, risk factors reporting and monitoring, limit monitoring, trade validations, financial derivative accounting and hedge accounting, and trade compliance.
Oil and gas companies employ ETRM software for production scheduling on pipelines, vessels, rails, and storage tanks, along with trade volume accounting and actualization settlement.
A handful of ETRM software uses artificial intelligence to maximize margins and is designed specifically for the oil and gas industry to rationalize trading operations and better risk management.
ETRM solutions provide full trade management from amended trade, new trade, contract document generation, approval workflow, electronic confirmations, scheduling, credit monitoring, actualization and accounting settlement, price analytics, sub-ledgers, economics modeling and analytics, and optional financial accounting.
ETRM solution providers also originate a blockchain to allow traders to automate their trader orders, reduce manual paperwork, and get better spreads. Moreover, oil and gas trading companies can create a blockchain network through the blockchain technologies given by the solution providers to carry out smart contracts with their traders, JVs, vendors, banks, business partners, and regulators.
Oil and gas trading companies seek opportunities to improve process performance and achieve significant cost savings. Thus, artificial intelligence enables companies to enhance operational efficiencies with squeezed margins in today's market situation. AI is implemented in short sprints centering on a specific issue with manageable costs. When used in commodity trading, AI-powered technologies do not hold power to predict potential price movement or forecast a huge change in a specific commodity.
Rather, AI attempts to read and decode order flow coming into the exchanges. The system calculates inflowing data in milliseconds, analyzes it, and automatically generates high-speed and huge quantities of buy and sell orders.
In the current low-price market, oil and gas companies must be competitive and adopt AI technologies. AI profoundly impacts commodity trading by mining crucial data and providing cheap and readily available tools. AI-based decisions are calculated, precise, and unbiased, unlike those created by humans who are very emotional about the stock market.
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