hedging

A large global audience tunes into the FinanceAsia/Bloomberg offshore renminbi corporate hedging webcast.

David Naville, an FX structurer at Barclays Capital, talks to FinanceAsia about the challenges facing Asian companies exporting to Europe.

With more than 98% of revenue coming from outside India, Infosys's treasury manages a lot of foreign exchange risk. CFO V Balakrishnan explains how.

Robust trade books mean nothing if banks don’t do their homework.

Commodity prices were volatile in the first half of 2009, but in the second half companies gained confidence to start hedging again, making banks optimistic about 2010.

Many Indian exporters with large currency hedges booked on the basis the rupee would strengthen were caught unaware by the financial crisis.

Citic Group agrees to buy FX "hedges" with mark-to-market losses of HK$10.4 billion from its Hong Kong-listed unit in exchange for an interest equity stake.

Citic Pacific's $2 billion loss was characterised as a currency hedge, but if that was really its intention it had quite the opposite effect.

Greg Major, regional head of derivative marketing, Asia Pacific for ABN Amro, on derivatives and risk management.