Corporate risk
Rates movements boost FX net investment hedging
Changing differentials bring more positive carry opportunities for corporates
Uncertain rates outlook poses challenge for corporate FX hedgers
Hedging programmes may need a revamp as EM/G10 rates differentials narrow
Corporates rush to hedge emerging market currency risks
Falling forward points have reduced cost of hedging further drops in Chinese renminbi
Time to shine: corporate FX’s surprise glow-up
Corporate FX enjoys its time in the sun as currency headwinds spark corporate hedging needs
Corporates boost FX hedges as US dollar surges
Banks see more business, but also rising exposures, from corporates’ FX decision-making
Chinese exporters urged to ramp up US dollar hedges
Dealers join China’s Safe in sounding alarm at mounting unhedged FX exposures
Asian corporates bullish on euro and sterling
Research by East & Partners shows a bullish case for EUR/USD and GBP/USD from business across Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines
Hedging strategies unchanged, despite turbulent markets – Citi
Corporate hedging strategies rarely differentiate between developed and emerging markets
Businesses see spot FX volumes fall 42% in four years
Research by East & Partners shows a decline in contributions to the FX spot market, particularly from Australian firms
BIS: EM central banks up FX intervention to preserve stability
Maintaining financial stability shown to be increasingly important for EM central banks operating in FX markets
Corporates expect long-term negative impact of Brexit
45% of corporates domiciled in continental Europe believe Brexit will have a negative impact; with almost 30% of their UK counterparts sharing the sentiment, says a survey by Greenwich Associates
Corporate FX deals up 102% since UK referendum
UK exporters benefit from the weaker pound, according to in-house data from Moneycorp
Corporates caught out by Brexit and aftermath
Firms, especially new multinationals, are encouraged to bring in FX exposure talks at the due diligence stage
Kantox sees $100 million of trades since API launch
This increases the total worth of transactions on the platform to $3.2 billion since 2011
Corporates more concerned about currency moves
Firms are increasing their hedging and trying out different products
Corporate treasuries tweak hedging policies as volatility bites
Delegates at the ACT 2015 conference hear multinationals' plans to adjust hedging policies
Swiss corporates suspend hedging after CHF spike
Swiss corporate treasurers are waiting for volatility to subside before deciding how to hedge exposure to a strengthening franc
Corporates should be forced onto central counterparties – BIS
Central counterparties are wrongly perceived as being more expensive than OTC transactions, says a leading economist.