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20 July, 2010 8:11

Tendances selon Brady

 

Interview with Gavin Lavelle, CEO of Brady plc by L'Agefi on 25 June 2010

16 November, 2009 16:09

Are metals markets ready for change?

Gavin Lavelle, ceo of commodity software solutions company Brady, explains how electronic access to exchanges is changing trading

11 March, 2009 8:17

Cash-rich Brady plc scoops Commodities Software

Brady plc's healthy cash balance has propelled the technology business into acqusition mode.  Interview by Patrizia Rossi from M&A Magazine with Gavin Lavelle, CEO of Brady plc

21 October, 2008 8:42

Implementing a Proven Risk Management System

 

Dr Robert Brady's presentation at Commodities Week held in London 7-9 October 2008

5 August, 2008 10:50

Commodities on the menu

The commodity markets are unique because they contain such a wide range of automation practices – ranging from virtually 100% openness and automated trading in the case of the US exchanges, to partly open processes in the London Metal Exchange, right through to highly manual practices in the commodity industry that these exchanges serve. There is now a pent-up demand to extend trading automation right into the commodity industry.

13 May, 2008 10:32

Technology requirements in commodities

We are in the middle of a seismic shift in the commodity markets – a total restructuring of the industry and of the world economy that depends on it. How must suppliers of risk management technology respond?

12 May, 2008 7:00

Base Metals Producers Invest

We’ve been signing deals with companies, who currently have de-hedging policies, to provide global risk management software which will, among other things, enable them to re-hedge in the future,” the founder and chief technology officer of Brady plc said.

5 May, 2008 7:00

Meet the new boss - Gavin Lavelle

Banking Technology Magazine meets Brady Plc's new Chief Executive

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  • ARE METALS MARKETS READY FOR CHANGE?

    Today, century-old methods of doing business in the metals markets are changing at lightning speed on significantly expanded volumes in electronic trading and increased regulation and compliance requirements as a result of the credit crunch.

    Volatility in the metals markets has been phenomenal over the past year and would have tested risk management systems to the limit, while long-term negotiated iron ore contracts look like moving to a more flexible over-the-counter (OTC) forward market.

    This results in an unprecedented period of opportunity and change for the commodities markets, which have rebounded after a sharp sell-off last year.

    Both the base and precious metals markets are growing and the specialist metals traders and brokers are being joined in them by the big banks and other financial institutions.

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