Targeted hedging - Risk.net

- George Nunn, Garry Popofsky, PK Sinha, Kara Lemont, Francois Boisson, Stuart Brigden and Eliza Ning
- 01 May 2008

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The last few years have seen an explosion in the use of the 'target' family of foreign exchange (FX) products. Target forwards were first introduced in mid-2005 in response to the specific hedging requirements of Asian clients. The need for liability managers to meet their budgeted FX rates without losing the entire hedge at a barrier FX rate (as with traditional knock-out forwards) was the driver for the development of target forwards.

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