A hedge program is most effective when it aligns with the way your company evaluates financial performance. In this blog, we provide an overview of three different hedge strategy types that companies often turn to.
May
13,
2022
Posted by
Hedge Trackers
Is your balance sheet hedge program doing its job? Sometimes, balance sheet hedging has hidden weaknesses and nuances that, when not periodically reviewed, can cause even more risk. Here are five questions you can ask to ensure your program is...
May
13,
2022
Posted by
Hedge Trackers
Volatility across currency, interest rate and commodity markets – plus regulatory and accounting standards updates – have market participants wondering what they can do to stabilize their operations. Here’s how to respond with hedging – no matter...
April
27,
2022
Posted by
Ruth Hardie
Since the time of posting this article, interest rates have continued to rise – up 75 basis points in June 2022. Click here to jump to tips about how to lock in rates before they get even higher. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is set to...
April
13,
2022
Posted by
Ruth Hardie
On March 28, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued ASU 2022-01 to improve and expand fair value hedge accounting. Here’s what this update means for corporates and other organizations using the last-of-layer strategy.
March
09,
2022
Posted by
Helen Kane
Today, I want to tell you that hedge accounting is more flexible than you think. I specifically want to talk about when we're forecasting transactions that might happen in the future.
March
08,
2022
Posted by
Karen Gubler
A popular Chinese proverb says “the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is now.” This is equally true in the world of hedging.
March
04,
2022
Posted by
Helen Kane
Today we’re going to talk about things that can sabotage your hedge program.
March
02,
2022
Posted by
Helen Kane
Today, we're going to talk a little bit about interest rates and what's going on and what's happening and what some of these words and terms mean and what they're going to mean to you. It's going to be pretty elementary.