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Why hedging strategy best practice is still an inexact science

Why hedging strategy best practice is still an inexact science

When it comes to risk, every business is different. But when corporate treasurers hedge, the strategies they use can be a very blunt instrument

By Peter Shadbolt |Apr 5, 2020
Deutsche Bank closes hedge for offshore wind farm in Taiwan

Deutsche Bank closes hedge for offshore wind farm in Taiwan

The German lender has provided a sophisticated structuring solution to support Taiwan’s largest wind farm project

By CT Staff |Apr 5, 2020
LIBOR-rigging lawsuit revived against Citibank, HSBC, Merrill Lynch and others

LIBOR-rigging lawsuit revived against Citibank, HSBC, Merrill Lynch and others

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the benchmark water, a lawsuit has been restarted against some of the world’s biggest banks trading yen LIBOR and Euroyen TIBOR derivatives

By Peter Shadbolt |Apr 2, 2020
Coronavirus could impact LIBOR transition: Bank of England

Coronavirus could impact LIBOR transition: Bank of England

Dubbed ‘the world’s most important number’, the transition away from the scandal-tainted index could now be set back by the coronavirus crisis

By Peter Shadbolt |Mar 25, 2020
Libor plunge: can the cost of borrowing get even lower for corporate treasurers?

Libor plunge: can the cost of borrowing get even lower for corporate treasurers?

The London Interbank Offered Rate has registered its biggest one-day drop in more than a decade. For borrowers it’s a bonanza, but for lenders?

By Peter Shadbolt |Mar 5, 2020
Corporates raise debt as coronavirus intensifies fears of global slowdown

Corporates raise debt as coronavirus intensifies fears of global slowdown

As global investors increasingly seek haven assets, in Asia at least, corporates are taking advantage of low yields to raise hard currency debt

By Peter Shadbolt |Feb 17, 2020
Liquidity 2020: China, inflation and the swine flu factor

Liquidity 2020: China, inflation and the swine flu factor

With African swine flu outbreak in China still ‘severe and complex’ corporate treasurers would do well to look at the impact of inflation on their liquidity

By Peter Shadbolt |Jan 20, 2020
Benchmark reform: HONIA beckons but is Hong Kong ready for it?

Benchmark reform: HONIA beckons but is Hong Kong ready for it?

TMA published feedback from market participants on HONIA as the successor to HIBOR in late December but unlike its US counterpart SOFR, Asian businesses are taking time to adapt

By Shruti Chaturvedi |Jan 16, 2020
Liquidity 2020: don’t flush out those floaters just yet

Liquidity 2020: don’t flush out those floaters just yet

HSBC Global Liquidity Solutions says that for those with US-weighted portfolios, managing liquidity in 2020 is about keeping hold of your floating interest rates

By Peter Shadbolt |Jan 15, 2020
Snapshot: Australia's growing appetite for corporate bonds

Snapshot: Australia's growing appetite for corporate bonds

For corporate treasurers and CFOs in Australia, the non-government debt market is offering a way out of a low-interest paradigm. CT looks at the debt market downunder

By Peter Shadbolt |Jan 9, 2020