Dynamic Currency Hedging

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Hedging foreign currency exposure reduces the risk inherent in overseas investment.

However, given that there is no optimal hedge ratio, a dynamic approach is superior to a static hedge due to the cyclical characteristics of currency market behaviour.

 

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