Commodity Insights Digest (CID) - February 2025

ABOUT THE CID

The CID ("Commodity Insights Digest", ISSN 2996-654X) is a publication of Bayes Business School, City St George's, University of London, U.K. This publication is produced in association with Chicago-based Premia Research LLC.

As noted here, the CID seeks to foster knowledge transfer between academics and practitioners by publishing:

• Scholarly research digest articles;
• Practitioner insights and interviews;
• Articles on economic history; and
• Book reviews.

Contributors to the CID include: (a) Scholars seeking to enhance the impact of their research by delving into the practical implications of their theoretical or empirical studies; (b) Consultants reporting on challenges faced by commodity market participants; and (c) Industry economists providing analyses on their areas of market expertise.

FEBRUARY 2025 ARTICLES

• AI "Stranded Assets"? - Hilary Till

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• CCAs Three Years On - Matthew Ford

FEBRUARY 2025 SPECIAL REPORT

• Special Report on LITHIUM

WINTER 2024 & SUMMER 2025 ARTICLES

• The Impact of Financialization on the Efficiency of Commodity Futures Markets - Digest Article by Yannick Le Pen with Comprehensive Paper by Martin Bohl, Scott Irwin, Alexander Pütz, and Christoph Sulewski

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• Mechanisms for Implementing Fossil Fuel Divestment in Portfolio Management with Impact on Risk, Return and Carbon Reduction - Pasin Marupanthorn, Christina S. Nikitopoulos, Eric D. Ofosu-Hene, Gareth W. Peters, and Kylie-Anne Richards

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• Long-Run Availability of Mineral Resources: ?The Dynamic Case of Lithium - Sangita Gayatri Kannan, Maxwell Fleming, and Roderick Eggert

EDITORIAL BOARD

The CID's Managing Co-Editors are Bayes Business School Professor Ana-Maria Fuertes and Honorary Senior Visiting Fellow at Bayes, Hilary Till. In addition, the publication's prestigious Editorial Board is listed here.

COMPLIMENTARY SUBSCRIPTIONS

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ABOUT THE DIGITAL RECREATION OF SIR JOHN SOANE'S BANK OF ENGLAND BUILDING

The illustration for the February 2025 issue of the CID features a clip from Rostislav Nikolaev's Best Film entry for the 2016 Project Soane competition. The movie itself is available here.

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