Clarity in Malaysia? Onshore FX hedging rules changed
New hedging rules may provide greater clarity to treasurers and FX market participants, but also prove to be more restrictive.
In a bid to end the offshore trade in ringgit non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and deepen liquidity and investor confidence in the onshore foreign exchange market, Malaysia’s central bank has rolled out new hedging and forex measures.
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