Reports SourceBook 2017

2017 CTRM SourceBook Company Description Founded in 1992, OpenLink (www.openlink.com) has provided leading-edge technology solutions to an increasingly diverse client base. Building on its pioneering development of cross-asset trading and risk management products for energy and financial services companies, it now offers a suite of solutions, including treasury solutions, designed to meet the specific needs of clients within three broad categories: Energy, Commodities and Financial Services. Owned by leading private equity investment firm Hellman & Friedman, OpenLink is a global software and services business that has grown both organically and through strategic acquisitions, to achieve revenues in excess of $300 million. With 600+ clients around the world, OpenLink’s solutions are preferred by the leading energy and commodity companies, financial services firms, multinational corporations and commodity-intensive corporates, public utilities, hedge funds and central banks. OpenLink's suite of integrated, configurable and extensible solutions can help facilitate improved efficiency, better use of capital and greater risk-awareness around business decision making. Endur: A complete front-to-back office commodities trading and risk management (CTRM) solution covering the full range of commodities and derivatives. Physical commodity logistics and scheduling tools are built into the solution. With automated processing of both physical transactions and financial derivatives, it provides aggregated physical-to-financial view of positions, risk and P&L on one system. Delivery Methods – Traditional License, Hosted in Private Cloud, Hosted in Public Cloud Number of Licensed Client Companies – 600+ (all products) Representative Clients – Shell, BP, Centrica, Gazprom, Enbridge, Etihad Airways Office Locations and Phone    US (HQ) 1 516 227 6600 US New York City 1 212 641 8787 US Houston 1 832 783 8500   UK London 44 20 7382 1920 Singapore 65 6593 0800 © 2017 Commodity Technology Advisory llc 65 | P a g e

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