Corporate China's FX exposure brought into focus

The yuan's devaluation will likely push more Chinese companies to hedge their foreign exchange positions and look to onshore bond markets for funding.

Julie Zhu

August 18, 2015

Chinese companies will increasingly want to hedge their foreign exchange positions and turn to the onshore bond market for funding in the wake of the renminbi's recent sharp losses.

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