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Management of Foreign Exchange Risk: A Review Article by Laurent L. Jaque :: SSRN

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You have javascript disabled. More Info You may be able to access this item through one of over 9, institutions that subscribe to JSTOR. Abstract This paper reviews the literature on Foreign Exchange Risk Management FERM which has burgeoned during the last decade. Scholars' and practioners' emerging interest in Foreign Exchange Risk Management was spurred by the advent of fluctuating exchange rates in the early seventies as well as by the pronouncement of the infamous FASB Statement No.

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A normative rather than a market view of Foreign Exchange Risk Management is taken and accordingly the author reviews first the two key informational inputs necessary for any Foreign Exchange Risk Management program: Available decision models for handling transaction and translation exposures are reviewed next. A concluding section identifies gaps in the existing literature and suggests directions for future research.

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