For most corporate treasury teams, financial risk management priorities consist of protecting the financial statements from volatility in currency values and interest rates. Hedging commodity risk often falls farther down treasury's to-do list. But commodity costs can move suddenly and dramatically. If treasury's risk analyses don't include scenarios with wild swings in commodity prices, the company may be caught out by unnoticed exposures.
To understand how organizations are currently being affected by commodity price volatility, and what they should be doing to guard against future risks, Treasury & Risk sat down with Chatham Financial managing partner and chairman Amol Dhargalkar.
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