Hedge Accounting

Extensive research of publicly held U.S. corporations provides insight into risk management strategies and trends in the marketplace.

Chatham Financial, a global leader in financial risk management advisory and technology, is excited to announce the opening of its New York City office at Hudson Yards and the appointment of Michael Young, a veteran technology leader, joining as the Chief Product and Technology Officer.

This independent study of 1,500+ U.S. public companies examines their risk exposures, hedging, capital markets activity, and hedge accounting practices. Request the report to see your debt and hedging practices compared with your peers.

These days, it’s not enough for your treasury team to design an effective risk management program. You’re also expected to explain your strategy and hedging results to stakeholders across the company. ChathamDirect’s Business Intelligence module delivers dynamic, automated reporting on the topics...

Join us as we examine the latest priorities and trends for navigating real estate and corporate financing. Our expert panel will explore the dynamic capital markets landscape, revealing how it may impact priorities in 2024. Through an interactive Q&A format that encourages a variety of...

Facing extreme volatility in the diesel, aluminum, and steel markets, Polaris partnered with Chatham to assess its commodity risk and develop a hedging program that achieved its economic and accounting objectives.

To deliver on the advantages clients gain from our seamless integration of advisory, operations, and technology, the ChathamDirect team continually enhances our platform, streamlining the way users manage their exposures, hedging policies, execution, valuations, and hedge accounting.

With interest rates rising sharply, many insurers seek to hedge a portion of their floating-rate portfolio to lock in the current rate environment. When deciding whether to hedge floating-rate assets, there are several key economic and accounting issues to consider.