Risk Management
Protect your margins from currency volatility.
Hedging strategies designed around your exposure, cash flow and risk appetite - executed by senior dealers.
Overview
Currency markets move quickly. For businesses with recurring international exposure, even modest moves can mean meaningful margin compression. A simple, well-designed hedging programme can stabilise budgets and protect profitability.
Our dealing team works alongside your finance function to build a strategy that suits your business - and to execute it consistently as conditions evolve.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Spot contracts
Convert today at the live market rate for short-term needs.
Forward contracts
Fix a rate today for delivery up to 24 months in the future.
Market orders
Target a specific rate without having to monitor the market yourself.
Limit orders
Execute only at - or better than - a pre-agreed level.
Stop-loss orders
Defend the downside by setting a floor if the market moves against you.
Dedicated guidance
A senior dealer to talk through structure, timing and execution.
FAQs
Common questions, clearly answered.
Do I need to hedge?
It depends on your exposure, margins and cash flow. We help you understand the risk and design a strategy only if it makes sense for your business.
Are forwards complicated?
Not at all. A forward is simply an agreement to exchange currency at a fixed rate on a future date. We explain the trade-offs clearly before you commit.
What if my requirement changes?
Many of our forward structures include drawdown flexibility. Talk to your dealer about window forwards and partial drawdowns.
Are derivatives regulated?
FX forwards used for commercial purposes are arranged via our regulated payment partner network, in line with applicable requirements.
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