Special Report

Forex for Finance Directors
Forex risk
Volatility in foreign exchange rates is a major concern for finance directors – a risk they can more effectively manage by following a three step process.
<h1>Sterling: looking back at the year so far</h1>

Sterling: looking back at the year so far

The best strategy is a 50% hedge of any currency exposure combined with a readiness to cherry-pick the peaks or t...
<h1>The currency conundrum</h1>

The currency conundrum

Poor currency decisions can mean eroded profits....
<h1>Don't be let down by your bank on FX</h1>

Don't be let down by your bank on FX

Cost effective foreign exchange for the medium sized company.
<h1>Simple steps in managing FX risk</h1>

Simple steps in managing FX risk

"There are a number of steps any company can take to reduce and manage their FX risk."
<h1>Tailor made Forex risk strategies</h1>

Tailor made Forex risk strategies

It is still possible that the sterling could reverse its gains in a violent fashion.
<h1>Face up to the challenges</h1>

Face up to the challenges

Financial Directors are facing up to the growing challenge of managing a company’s FX exposure.
<h1>Volatility may only get worse</h1>

Volatility may only get worse

If anything, the reasons to hedge against sterling's market exposure have increased.

ABOUT THIS REPORT

This special report from Director of Finance Online casts light on the volatile world of foreign exchange as relates to the finance director.

The report looks at the sterling's value both past and future and offers to dispense useful advice and tips on how FDs can hedge against the risk a fluctuating currency poses their company.

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