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he Forgotten Ones – Specific Commodity Hedgers

by François Masquelier, Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury, RTL Group

So far, the IASB has forgotten some commodity hedgers. The hedge accounting for commodity works when underlying are listed or when futures exist on regulated markets. The use of ratio or differential techniques, although classical, often does not qualify for hedge accounting. What can we expect on the commodity side?

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