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Managing emerging market currency exposures presents a number of difficulties, and can be an expensive undertaking. In G10 currencies, risk management decisions are made in the context of lower hedging costs and deeper liquidity. In emerging markets, such decisions are less clear cut due to the, often significant, hedging costs which must be taken into account. This article describes how companies can develop an informed and systematic approach to managing their currency exposure.
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