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Master the K
nowledge to
Manage Energy R
isk The Value of ER
P Certification
Global A
ssociation of Risk Professionals
January 2014
2 Introductions and Agenda
Chris D
onohue, PhD
Managing D
irector, Research
and Educational Programs
GAR
P
Ben Baglin, ERP
Head of M
arket Risk
EDF Trading N
A
Shaun Connell, ER
P H
ead Trader, Eastern Energy TransAlta C
orporation
Michael Sell
SVP, ERP Program
Manager
GAR
P
Need photo
Andrew Tudor, ERP
Energy Resource Planning
NM
PP Energy
•GAR
P and its role in Risk M
anagement
•Energy R
isk Managem
ent and the ER
P Certification
•Perspectives on the role of the E
RP in individual careers
•Everything you w
anted to know about the E
RP
…but w
ere afraid to ask •Q
uestions & A
nswers
3 GA
RP’s R
isk Managem
ent Certification Program
s
•E
nergy Risk P
rofessional (ER
P®
) program
•Launched in 2009 to address the grow
ing importance of energy
•P
rogram objective —
assess an individual’s ability to measure and m
anage physical and financial risk in the energy industry
•
Financial Risk M
anager (FRM
®) program
•
Leading global professional designation program for risk m
anagement
•A
dministered by G
AR
P since 1997 •
Program
objective — assess an individual’s ability to m
easure and manage
risk in a real-world environm
ent
4 Fundamental Forces are D
riving Dem
and for Energy R
isk Managers
•
Energy com
panies are increasingly globalized and interconnected
•Technological innovation is driving grow
th in reserve development
•
Relationship betw
een physical and financial markets is everm
ore complex
•
Transactions are happening faster and market data sets are getting larger
•
Regulatory initiatives and requirem
ents are increasing
•G
rowing aw
areness and implem
entation of ER
M initiatives
5 The ERP
® Certification Prepares You for a
Career in Energy R
isk
•A unique professional designation that is gaining industry recognition
•A practitioner driven exam
curriculum guided by an oversight com
mittee com
prised of C
RO
s, comm
odity traders, risk managers and consultants from
energy sector
•The ERP Exam
is designed to assess an individual’s ability to measure and m
anage physical and financial risk in the energy industry.
•C
ontinuous learning opportunities through GA
RP
’s CP
E P
rogram
•P
ositive signaling to colleagues and employers that w
ill differentiate you
•A
ccess to a global network of like m
inded energy market and risk professionals
7 Practitioners Inform Exam
Curriculum
and Developm
ent
•The E
RP is overseen by an E
nergy Oversight C
omm
ittee (EO
C)
•EO
C is com
prised of high-level practitioners with expertise across a range of risk
managem
ent topics that impact the global energy m
arkets.
•R
egular job task analyses and curriculum surveys are perform
ed to identify current industry dem
ands and specific exam topics.
•The ER
P curriculum is review
ed and revised annually in conjunction with the E
OC
•The E
RP curriculum
is described in the 2014 Study G
uide and AIM
s documents
•The AIM
s summ
arize the knowledge points contained in each required reading
•ER
P item w
riters and other Subject M
atter Experts (S
ME
s) rely on the AIM
s to develop exam
ination items (questions)
8 2014 Energy Oversight C
omm
ittee
Ken A
bbott M
organ Stanley & C
ompany
Richard A
postolik G
ARP
Dr. Law
rence Austen
Trafigura G
ordon E. G
oodman*
Alliance Risk G
roup Jeff Jew
ell D
TE Energy G
lenn Labhart (EO
C C
hairman)
Labhart Risk Advisors
Alessandro M
auro Litasco SA
Mark D
. May
Philips 66 S
hawnie M
cBride
Direct Energy
Ken R
obinson C
alpine M
ichael Sell
GARP
Jonathan C. S
tein H
ess Corporation
Dr. C
hris Strickland
Lacima G
roup D
r. Glen S
windle
Scoville Risk Partners
John Wengler
Hess C
orporation
* Retired O
ccidental Petroleum
9 The ERP Exam
s Are D
esigned to Be Fair but R
igorous
•P
sychometric testing is com
pleted on each exam
•P
ositive results indicate the ER
P reliably measures com
petence in energy risk skills
Historical Pass Rates N
ov 2009
May
2010 N
ov 2010
May
2011 N
ov 2011
May
2012 N
ov 2012
May
2013 N
ov 2013
61%
62%
49%
54%
51%
50%
45%
45%
47%
12 Awareness is G
lobal
USA 36%
Canada 8%
U
K 11%
Singapore 6%
India 7%
Switzerland 7%
G
ermany 5%
Countries w
ith the Highest P
ercentage of ER
Ps
13 ERP H
ighlights
•Over 700 C
ertified ER
Ps globally
•More than 60 organizations w
ith two or m
ore ER
Ps
•ER
Ps com
e from m
ore than 50 countries
•Organizations w
ith the most ER
Ps
15 Ben B
aglin, ERP, H
ead of Market R
isk, EDF Trading N
orth America
Ben has 16 years of experience in trading and risk m
anagement in
the global oil market, and the European and U
S Gas and Pow
er m
arkets respectively. He has held trading, portfolio m
anagement and
risk manager roles at Shell Trading, G
raham C
apital Managem
ent, M
errill Lynch and EDF Trading in the U
S and Europe.
• Describe the types of activities you are typically involved w
ith in your role at ED
F Trading.
• What are som
e of the most im
portant trends in energy markets and the role of risk m
anagement?
• What differentiates energy m
arket risk from traditional financial m
arket risk?
• What do you consider to be the underlying value in becom
ing a Certified E
RP
?
Market R
isk Managem
ent: Ben B
aglin
16 Power Trading: Shaun C
onnell
Shaun Connell, ER
P, Head Trader of Eastern Energy, TransAlta
Shaun has more than 10-years of pow
er trading experience at TransAlta. As H
ead Trader of Eastern Energy, he is responsible for achieving gross m
argin targets for ―Eastern Trading Operations‖ through
asset optimization, origination, and proprietary trading in physical and
financial energy markets. Shaun has recently taken the business lead on
development and im
plementation of an Energy Trading R
isk M
anagement (E
TRM
) platform that w
ill replace current business processes and legacy system
s.
• W
hat knowledge and skills have been m
ost instrumental in your career success?
• How
did you hear about the ER
P?
• A number of your colleagues at TransA
lta have taken the ER
P – what feedback have you received?
• Describe the benefits you envision from
the integration of the ER
P into TransAlta’s risk culture?
• What advice w
ould you give ER
P candidates who are interested in pursuing a career in energy trading?
17 Quantitative M
odeling and ERM
: Andrew
Tudor
Andrew Tudor, ER
P, Energy Resource Planning, N
MPP Energy
Andrew
recently joined the Municipal Energy Agency of N
ebraska (M
EAN
) as energy resource planner. Prior to joining M
EAN, Andrew
held a variety of risk roles at the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) w
here he was engaged in enterprise risk, operational risk, quantitative
risk modeling, com
modity forecasting, and long-term
enterprise planning. B
efore transitioning to the energy markets, Andrew
was a
statistician at the United States C
ensus Bureau.
• What know
ledge and skills did you find the most useful in your transition to energy risk?
• Describe the risk m
anagement tools and m
odeling projects you have helped implem
ent.
• What have you found m
ost appealing about working in the energy m
arkets?
• How
has the ER
P Certification added value to you personally and in your career progression?
• What advice w
ould you give ER
P candidates considering a transition to energy risk managem
ent?
19 The Path to Becom
ing a Certified ER
P
Certified
Energy Risk
Professional (ER
P®)
Mandatory
Continuing
Education Pass ER
P Exam
Dem
onstrate Two
Years Relevant W
ork Experience
•P
ass the ER
P Exam
•
140 question multiple-choice exam
•
Two 4 hour sessions w
ith a break for lunch
•Fulfill required w
ork experience •
Can be com
pleted prior to or after sitting for the exam
•C
andidates have 5 years to fulfill requirement after passing exam
•P
articipate in Continuing P
rofessional Education (C
PE
) •
40 credit hours earned over 2 years •
GA
RP provides m
onthly listing of CP
E opportunities
20 •Physical C
omm
odities •
Oil, G
as, and Coal m
arkets (25%)
•E
lectricity Markets and R
enewable G
eneration (25%)
•Financial Markets and R
isk Managem
ent •
Financially Traded Energy P
roducts and Structured Transactions (15%
) •
Energy C
omm
odity Price Form
ation and Market R
isk (15%)
•C
redit, Counterparty, and C
ountry Risk A
ssessment (15%
) •
Enterprise R
isk Managem
ent and Business E
thics (5%)
Exam C
urriculum C
overs the Entire Energy Value Chain
21 •ww
w.garp.org/erp/study-center/study-m
aterials.aspx •
Study G
uide (Free) •
AIM
S (Free)
•E
xam P
reparation Handbook (Free)
•E
RP C
ore Readings C
ourse Pack (U
S$295 + shipping)
•ww
w.garp.org/erp/study-center/free-practice-exam
s.aspx •
Practice E
xams (Free)
•ww
w.garp.org/erp/study-center/exam
-preparation-providers.aspx •
Register w
ith a GA
RP approved E
RP E
xam P
reparation Provider
Dow
nload Resources for Exam
Preparation
22 •E
arning the ER
P is just one step in building your energy risk career; maintaining
your knowledge and skills is equally im
portant. •
Certified E
RP
s are required to earn 40 hours of CP
E credit every 2 years
•
GA
RP helps E
RP
s stay abreast of current industry trends and risk managem
ent know
ledge through our Continuing P
rofessional Education (C
PE
) Program
.
•The C
PE
program is global, flexible and delivers an extensive range of highly
relevant programs from
webcasts and training program
s to live conferences and sem
inars.
•G
AR
P has partnered with a broad range of global providers of education and
training to bring you the most up-to-date inform
ation and share best practices in risk m
anagement
•
In addition to structured activities, GAR
P shares an extensive list of articles, journals, w
hitepapers and other published materials on a m
onthly basis
Mandatory C
ontinuing Education for ERPs
23 ERP Program
Registration Tim
eline and Fees
ERP Program
Enrollment and Exam
Registration Fee
May 17, 2014
Nov 15, 2014
Enrollm
ent Fee – US
$300 Valid for 4 years
Early R
egistration – US
$450 D
ec 1, 2013 - Jan 31, 2014 Jun 1, 2014 - July 31, 2014
Standard R
egistration – US
$575 Feb 1, 2014 - Feb 28, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 - A
ug 31, 2014
Late Registration – U
S$750
Mar 1, 2014 - A
pr 15, 2014 S
ep 1, 2014 - Oct 15, 2014
•E
nrollment fee includes 1-year com
plimentary G
AR
P Individual Mem
bership
•Register for the M
ay 2014 exam at w
ww
.garp.org/erp/register/register.aspx
24 2014 ERP Exam
Sites
Africa Jordan, Am
man
USA, C
olorado, Denver
Ireland, Dublin
Ghana, Accra
Korea, Seoul U
SA, D.C
., Washington
Italy, Milan
Kenya, Nairobi
Kuwait, Safat
USA, Florida, Tam
pa Luxem
bourg N
igeria, Lagos Lebanon, Beirut
USA, G
eorgia, Atlanta Poland, W
arsaw
South Africa, Cape Tow
n M
alaysia, Kuala Lumpur
USA, Illinois, C
hicago R
ussian Federation, Moscow
South Africa, Vanderbijlpark
Om
an, Muscat
USA, Louisiana, N
ew O
rleans Spain, Barcelona
Pakistan, Karachi U
SA, Massachusetts, W
altham
Spain, Madrid
Asia Philippines, M
anila U
SA, Michigan, Ann Arbor
Sweden, Stockholm
Bahrain, M
anama
Saudi Arabia, Riyadh
USA, N
ew York, N
ew York
Switzerland, G
eneva C
hina, Beijing Singapore
USA, N
J, New
Brunswick
Switzerland, Zurich
China, C
hengdu Taiw
an, Taipei U
SA, North C
arolina, Charlotte
The Netherlands, Am
sterdam
China, G
uangzhou Thailand, Bangkok
USA, O
hio, Colum
bus Turkey, Istanbul
China, H
ong Kong U
nited Arab Emirates, D
ubai U
SA, PA, Philadelphia U
kraine, Kiev C
hina, Nanjing
USA, Texas, D
allas U
K, England, London C
hina, Shanghai Am
ericas U
SA, Texas, Houston
UK, Scotland, Edinburgh
China, W
uhan Berm
uda, Paget U
SA, Washington, Seattle
India, Bangalore Brazil, Sao Paulo
Oceania
India, Chennai
Canada, Alberta, C
algary Europe
Australia, Melbourne
India, Hyderabad
Canada, BC
, Surrey Austria, Vienna
Australia, Sydney India, Kolkata
Canada, O
ntario, Toronto Belgium
, Brussels N
ew Zealand, Auckland
India, Mum
bai C
anada, Quebec, M
ontreal Bulgaria, Sofia
India, New
Delhi
Jamaica, Kingston
Czech R
epublic, Prague Indonesia, Jakarta
Mexico, M
exico City
France, Paris Israel, Tel Aviv (Sunday)
USA, C
alifornia, Los Angeles G
ermany, Frankfurt
Japan, Tokyo U
SA, California, San Francisco
Germ
any, Munich
25 Questions &
Answ
ers
•
ERP Facebook chat January 29, 2014, 11AM
EST •
Opportunity for additional Q
&A before early registration ends
•
Learn more about the E
RP P
rogram, including E
xam preparation resources at:
ww
w.garp.org/erp
E
mail: m
emberservices@
garp.com
•
Connect w
ith other Certified E
RP
s and ER
P Exam
candidates at:
ww
w.facebook.com
/garperp
w
ww
.linkedin.com – “Energy R
isk Professional group” •
Follow G
AR
P on Twitter:
@G
ARP_R
isk
Use the “Ask a Q
uestion” feature to submit w
ebinar questions
26 Contact U
s Directly A
nytime
•Chris D
onohue: [email protected]
•M
ichael Sell: michael.sell@
garp.com
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lobal Association of R
isk Professionals. A
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lobal Association of Risk Professionals (GAR
P) is a not-for-profit global mem
bership organization dedicated to preparing professionals and organizations to m
ake better informed risk decisions. M
embership represents over 150,000 risk m
anagement practitioners and researchers from
banks, investment
managem
ent firms, governm
ent agencies, academic institutions, and corporations from
more than 195 countries and territories. G
ARP adm
inisters the Financial Risk M
anager (FRM
®) and the Energy Risk Professional (ERP®) Exam
s; certifications recognized by risk professionals worldw
ide. GAR
P also helps advance the role of risk m
anagement via com
prehensive professional education and training for professionals of all levels. ww
w.garp.org.