Corporates
The hedge costs explosion
High volatility in foreign exchange markets over the past year has forced many corporates to reassess their hedge books. A number of banks have increased their advisory services to help companies conduct...
Corporates have argued initiatives to introduce over-the-counter derivatives regulation in the US and Europe will severely hamper their ability to hedge. After an intensive lobbying effort, the politicians...
The financial crisis has created some important challenges for the treasury operations of Asia's leading corporations. What are the lessons learned from the crisis? And how can corporates improve their...
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Dry bulk market's revival
The dry bulk freight market is showing increasing volatility after slumping earlier in the year. Peter Norfolk of SSY looks at the reasons why
Getting it right
Many Asian companies have reported significant losses from foreign exchange and commodity derivatives positions in the past nine months, calling into question the value of hedging. Charles Yip argues that with the correct processes and procedures in place,...
Accounting for concessions
International Container Terminal Services has expanded its operations across the globe. Treasurer Rafael Jose Consing tells Asia Risk how the company manages risks and discusses the impact of new accounting rules for concessions. By Georgina Lee
Corporates' derivatives use increases
Ninety-four per cent of the world's largest corporates use derivatives to hedge their business and financial risks, according to a survey of the Fortune Global 500 companies by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. The number is an improvement...
Corporate risk
Long after the global economy begins to recover from the current financial crisis, the focus on counterparty credit risk will remain. Once an afterthought during the days when the price of trades was first, last and everywhere in between on the list of...
Prudence reigns
Risk looks at the way foreign exchange volatility has affected a variety of major corporates over the past 12 months and how they have changed their use of derivatives as a result. By Ryan Davidson, with additional research by John Beck
Diligence due
Investors, for the most part, have enjoyed a buoyant year. Equity values have soared, and relatively benign credit markets and - to a lesser extent - low interest rates and foreign exchange volatility, have made life easy for investors, as well as the...
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