Carbon Trading OTC Documentation
Carbon Trading OTC Documentation
Learn more about the AFMA Carbon Trading Documentation, which is based on international standards and aims to help grow the carbon trading market in Australia.
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Program Summary
| TITLE: | Carbon Trading OTC Documentation |
| CE: | Up to 4hrs |
| FEE: |
Member - $803.00 including GST Non Member - $1,006.50 including GST |
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About the Speaker
Petar Kuessner, Partner, Norton Rose Australia
Petar Kuessner is a Partner in the Banking & Finance Group of the Sydney office of the international law firm Norton Rose Australia. Petar has worked as a lawyer in Sydney and London. Prior to Norton Rose Australia, Petar worked in the London office of the international law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer for over four years and then in the Sydney office of Australian law firm Mallesons Stephen Jaques.
Petar’s main areas of practice are in derivatives, securitisation, structured finance and capital markets, giving him a practical, as well as theoretical, detailed understanding of the topics that are covered in both the Introductory and Advanced OTC Documentation Workshops.
Petar regularly presents on derivatives, including at ISDA Conferences, as well as being an occasional presenter for the University of Sydney’s undergraduate and Master of Laws programmes as well as regularly presenting for AFMA.
About this program
This program is ideal for those who already have an introductory knowledge of OTC Documentation. It provides a detailed explanation of the AFMA Carbon Trading Documentation, including the core aspects of the 2002 ISDA Master Agreement and Schedule. The practical course also reviews the legal and regulatory framework for carbon trading from both a local and global perspective.
What will you learn?
By participating in this workshop, you will be able to:
- Explain the main provisions of the AFMA Carbon Trading Documentation;
- Describe the core aspects of the 2002 ISDA Master Agreement and Schedule;
- Explain the key principles of Australia’s CPRS; and
- Describe the legal and regulatory framework for carbon trading in Australia.
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