Real-life problems, innovative solutions
The global markets team at ICICI Bank in Mumbai suggests ways for Indian corporates to hedge against volatility in the Indian rupee currency pairs.
The real effective exchange rate holds the key to how the government can manage damaging rupee fluctuation, according to Kotak Mahindra Bank's...
Hans-Guenther Redeker, global head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas in London, suggests a way to take advantage of the prospect of near-term dollar...
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Zero-premium structures can do a better job as a hedge than a vanilla instrument, when the full cost of insurance is paid. By Kenrick Ramlochan, director, FX analytics and risk advisory at ABN Amro in London
Zero-cost foreign currency options negotiated with a bank are very often the first port of call for businesses looking to transfer funds overseas. However, these rarely translate into real value for money for small- to medium-sized enterprises...
Besa Deda, Commonwealth Bank of Australia's Sydney-based currency strategist, presents a way of combining a view that the aussie will weaken while protecting against adverse fluctuations for an Australian exporter
Marios Maratheftis, FX strategist with Standard Chartered in London, looks at where to find value in Asian currencies following the end of the Renminbi's dollar peg
Michael Image, FX structurer in Hong Kong, and Callum Henderson, head of FX strategy in Singapore, at Standard Chartered Bank, look at appropriate hedging strategies such as structured forwards or daily accrual forwards for hedging North Asian...
Extreme value theory is an effective way of predicting the large moves frequently seen in currency markets, says Collin Crownover, global head, investor risk advisory group at Citigroup in New York
Mark Miklavs, director, structured derivatives at HBOS treasury services in London, develops an option hedging strategy to take advantage of the recent pick-up in volatilities by using normal distribution to provide a theoretical perspective...
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