Most businesses are exposed to interest rate risks from their operating cash flows, their financing and their investments. Businesses with variable interest rate investments face the possibility of…
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The European Commission has proposed a set of measures to ease the reporting burden and simplify regulatory requirements for companies that participate in the EU's derivatives market
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Corporates can accurately price their whole portfolios and new OTC derivative trade offers
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has published its final technical advice on supervisory fees for trade repositories, aiming to create a level playing field
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The International Accounting Standards Board has proposed minor amendments to IFRS 9, which will replace IAS 39 Financial Instruments from January 2018
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As the US economy enters an interest-rate tightening cycle, a guide published by the AFP advises treasurers to revisit their rate hedging strategy
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Seven out of 10 finance teams say that they have or will implement new hedging strategies as a result of IFRS 9, which will replace IAS 39 Financial Instruments
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HedgeTrackers ask important and interesting questions in an interactive tool to find out what type of behaviour you fit into, and what are the best options
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A report by the Credit Suisse Research Institute looks at how central banks have changed since the financial crisis and at the challenges they face. It sets out two possible scenarios
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As we embark on the Trump presidency, will we see a new era for business and financial markets? These are some of the changes we can expect as Trump settles in at the White House
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Analysis from Thomson Reuters looks at the three main factors behind strong commodity performance last year: fiscal stimulus from China, speculative trading and Trump
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A report by Allianz has profiled the top 10 business risks for 2017, including cyber threats, political risks, risks to reputation and new technologies
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Corporate investors can hedge against the expected interest rate rise in the US with a variety of instruments, write Tom Boczar and Jeff Markowski on AFPOnline
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MiFID II has been described as “one of the most ambitious and contentious reforms introduced by the EU in response to the 2008 financial crisis” - its implementation is now just a year away
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Ira Kawaller, a derivatives consultant, gives some advice on adjusting hedge coverage over time, in an article on the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) website
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Enterprise Risk Management can be used to drive significant shareholder value if……
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These risks are all an unknown quantity. So if we can't measure them, how can treasurers react and prepare? An 11-person panel at EuroFinance's International Treasury conference discussed how.
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Exposure Draft contains proposals for improving how the economic results of an institution’s risk management activities are portrayed
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The Geneva report, published this month, discusses the future of negative or near-zero interest rate policies. So what are some of the effects that corporate treasurers need to look out for?
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BIS survey: % rate swaps most actively traded, London looses lead in over the counter to USA
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Japan puts its seniors to work, why don’t corporate treasury departments do too? New ways of thinking are needed…….
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The EC has established a list of ‘critical’ indexes that are of particular importance for financial markets and consumer contracts.
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The FIX Trading Community's new guidelines will improve post-trade processing for futures, equity swaps and FX equity options.
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The global economy is in “completely uncharted waters”, according to a leading voice in the financial regulation sector. Risks have changed since 2008 and a single event is now systemic.
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Statements from financial leaders seek to reassure financial markets that it's “business as usual” following Friday's shock exit vote. But views from banks and analysts tell a different story.
