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WCI Auction Outlook: Joint Auction 24

August 13, 2020 by Anant Jain

Summary of Outlook: The increasing cost of compliance has forced entities to think ahead. Using Feb20 auction allowances has increased compliance costs for 2020. Considering that prices are cheaper in this year auctions, will they prefer to purchase ahead for next year’s Triennial surrender obligation. This should be a key…

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