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Risk management for commodity traders

The position is hedged.
The house is in order.

GREGORY TRADING LLC builds risk-management software for commodity traders: exposure netted into one true book, hedge effectiveness measured while it can still be fixed, and margin projected before it is called.

$14B

of notional exposure netted and monitored on the platform

Physical and derivatives, across 9 commodity classes

The desks

Four disciplines, one netted book.

Each desk fixes a way the book lies to you: tickets that look like positions, hedges that look alive, margin that looks predictable, limits that look enforced.

01

Exposure netting

Longs in one desk, shorts in another, basis in a third — the platform nets them into one true position per commodity, per month. What the traders see stops being a pile of tickets and becomes a book.

  • ✓One position per commodity × month
  • ✓Cross-desk and cross-currency netting
  • ✓Basis and EFP positions included

02

Hedge effectiveness

A hedge that stops tracking its exposure is a position pretending to be a hedge. Effectiveness is measured continuously — correlation, slope, and volume — and decaying hedges are flagged before they fail.

  • ✓Continuous effectiveness measurement
  • ✓Slope and correlation drift alerts
  • ✓IAS 39 / ASC 815-ready reports

03

Margin intelligence

Margin is the price of staying in the market, and it moves when you least expect it. The platform projects initial and variation margin per clearing member, so a margin call is a line item — never a surprise.

  • ✓Per-member margin projection
  • ✓Stress scenarios by exchange schedule
  • ✓Collateral inventory optimization

04

Limit governance

Limits only work when they are checked before the trade, not after the loss. Pre-trade limit checks run against the netted book, with escalation paths wired to the people who own the risk.

  • ✓Pre-trade limit validation
  • ✓Owner-routed escalation chains
  • ✓Full audit trail per breach

The session

A trading day, from book assembly to signed close.

The platform follows the market's clock. By settlement, the day's risk is one page — read, signed, and archived.

  1. PRE-OPEN

    Book assembled

    Overnight fills, EFPs, and desk tickets netted into the morning position. Limits refreshed against today's prices.

  2. 09:30

    Exposure live

    Net positions stream with market moves. Effectiveness monitors start watching every hedge against its exposure.

  3. 11:00

    Variance reviewed

    Drift, breaches, and margin projections reviewed with desk heads. Exceptions carry evidence and an owner.

  4. SETTLE

    House closed

    Settlement prices booked, margin called, and the end-of-day risk report on one page — signed, archived, exportable.

Mandates

Take the review, or take the desk.

Start with a one-time book review; stay for the daily mandate. Every engagement ends in writing.

Book review

Two weeks

A standing question answered: is the book what you think it is?

  • —Full position and hedge inventory
  • —Netting and effectiveness audit
  • —Margin exposure map
  • —Findings memo with priorities
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Risk desk mandate

Annual

The platform runs your netting, effectiveness, and limits every day.

  • —Daily netted book and EOD report
  • —Pre-trade limit checks wired in
  • —Monthly effectiveness review
  • —Named risk engineer on call
Discuss risk desk mandate

House mandate

Multi-year

Whole-house coverage across desks, entities, and clearing members.

  • —All commodities and entities
  • —Clearing-member margin optimization
  • —Board-level risk reporting
  • —Regulatory audit support
Discuss house mandate

The house

Risk discipline, written into software.

01

One book, not many tickets.

A trading house that reads its risk ticket-by-ticket reads it wrong. The netted position is the only position that matters, so the platform starts by building it.

02

Hedges die quietly.

Nobody cuts a hedge on purpose; it drifts. Continuous effectiveness measurement exists because decay is silent and failure is expensive.

03

Risk reports should fit on one page.

If the risk picture needs a deck, it will not be read on the day it matters. The end-of-day report is one page, signed, and defensible.

GREGORY TRADING LLC

Commodity classes

EnergyMetalsAgricultureFreightPower & gasSofts

Registered office

30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801
United States

Contact

+1 (458) 299-2512
[email protected]

End of day

Is the book what you think it is?

Send a month of positions and hedges. The review comes back as a findings memo: what nets, what drifts, and what the margin picture really looks like.

Email [email protected]