Cargill Worldwide

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Financial and risk management

We offer risk management, investment, and financial solutions for food, financial and energy customers in world markets.

Risk management

Cargill Risk Management

We structure and market over-the-counter risk management products on agricultural and energy commodities. Since 1994, Cargill Risk Management has worked with businesses to identify their commodity price risk exposures. We then create tailored risk management products that mitigate these risks and protect operating margins.

Cargill Energy and Risk Management Solutions

We work with energy users to manage their energy supply chain and provide customized energy risk management products. Our products and services include portfolio assessment, supply monitoring, and information and transaction support.

Investment

Black River Asset Management LLC

Black River Asset Management LLC, an independently managed subsidiary of Cargill, Incorporated, is a global asset management company that provides sophisticated institutional investors with alternative investment opportunities.

CarVal Investors

CarVal Investors is a global leader in managing opportunistic value investments in credit-intensive assets, including

  • Consumer, residential and commercial and industrial loan portfolios
  • Real estate 
  • Corporate securities
  • Special opportunities
LaCrosse Global Fund Services

An independently managed subsidiary of Cargill, LaCrosse Global Fund Services provides operations, middle-office and fund administration services to managers of complex hedge funds and other alternative investment portfolios around the world.

Related
Energy trading 

energy trading and risk managementWe offer expertise in trading and managing all types of energy as well as a range of derivatives and structured products.

Carbon trading

carbon trading and emissionsGreen Hercules Trading Limited (GHT), manages a diversified carbon portfolio of projects in a variety of sectors (hydroelectric, wind, biomass power and more).

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