FINANCIAL REGULATION OF ENERGY AND COMMODITIES
The global energy and commodities market is a complex ecosystem that is essential for modern society’s functioning but is fraught with issues of volatility, governance, and risk. This advanced law course examines the legal frameworks that govern financial transactions in the energy and commodities sector, both in the United States and internationally. The curriculum is designed to delve deep into laws, regulations, case studies, and real-world challenges to provide a comprehensive understanding of how energy markets are financially regulated.
Course Objectives:
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To provide students with an in-depth understanding of the legal frameworks that govern energy and commodity financial markets.
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To analyze the impact of regulations on market actors and consumers.
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To examine the role and responsibilities of regulatory bodies both in the United States and internationally.
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To explore future trends and emerging issues in the financial regulation of energy and commodities.