Join us for this FREE Seminar
in Richmond, VA
In today’s turbulent energy markets, it can seem as though volatility is the only constant – siphoning off profits and clouding long-term strategy. Fortunately, companies can position this volatility as an opportunity using proven risk management tools and strategies to help protect their margins and energize their profits.
That’s why INTL FCStone Financial Inc. is hosting a complimentary two-day risk management seminar to help companies accomplish these goals. Developed and presented by Jim Burr, a 38-year industry veteran, this hands-on executive seminar will help attendees:
- Gain an informative overview of the energy markets and the full spectrum of financial instruments used for hedging, including futures, options, swaps and options on swaps.
- Better understand how jobbers, pipeline shippers, retailers and end users can use risk management strategies to help achieve budget objectives.
- Find out how wholesalers can make effective use of contracting techniques.
- Discover improved methods for purchasing physical fuel.
- Learn specific strategies to minimize shrinking retail margins and protect from increased credit card fees.
Location

The Jefferson Hotel
Who Should Attend:
Anyone looking to gain a solid understanding of futures, options, swaps and other risk management products will benefit from attending. Regardless of experience level, attendees will come away with the knowledge and confidence to use risk management strategies to help improve their company’s bottom line, including:
- CFOs, CEOs and COOs
- Directors and Managers of Fuel Purchases
- Key Accounting Personnel
- Controllers and Supply Managers
- Sales Staff
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About the Host:
INTL FCStone Financial Inc.’s FCM Division provides full-service, 24-hour futures and options brokerage, advisory, clearing and execution services on all major commodity exchanges worldwide. We add value for clients across a variety of financial markets by helping them to systematically identify and quantify exposures to commodity price risks.
