RMB hedging best practice

As the Chinese currency frees itself from the yoke of state control, treasurers should start protecting against unforeseen volatility.
RMB hedging best practice

It is undeniable – the renminbi is an international currency. Based on Bank of International Settlements (BIS) data, it is now the ninth most traded against the US dollar; its rapid trajectory is directly tied to the opening of offshore trading satellites in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and London.

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