Currency hedging is crucial for mitigating risks in global investing by managing foreign exchange fluctuations while preserving equity exposure. Our dynamic currency-hedged ETFs have proven to reduce ...

The long-awaited resumption of the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting cycle is likely to cheapen hedging of dollar exposure for ...

Dynamic currency hedging strategies have proven effective in mitigating the heightened volatility of major currencies like the yen, euro and rupee, offering investors greater flexibility compared to ...

It matters less how international funds hedge the currency on their new investments into U.S. assets, than the hedging ratios ...

When investors turn toward international and emerging market ETFs, they face an interesting choice around currency hedging. Should they pick the ETF that hedges their exposure to the country’s ...

Using tools like forwards and options, currency-neutral funds hedge foreign-exchange risks. Investing in currency-neutral funds can protect against losses from unfavorable exchange-rate shifts.

The case for strategic currency hedging is based on an objective of reducing portfolio volatility, but at current low levels of sterling, UK investors have every incentive to implement the hedge now.

With the recent FSA authorisation of currency hedging for multiple share classes, UK fund managers face further opportunities to expand the distribution of sterling based funds. Hugo Cox examines the ...

The euro’s biggest rally since 2017 has further to run, Wall Street banks are predicting, as a broad shift by global investors to hedge their US dollar exposure suggests the single currency will soon ...

Hedging means using forward contracts to lock in the exchange rate at which the investor will buy or sell a certain amount of the currency on a future date.