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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM62000 · Foreign exchange: matching

  • CFM62010 · What is matching?
  • CFM62020 · Example
  • CFM62030 · Example of the cover method
  • CFM62040 · Example of the cover method with partial hedging
  • CFM62050 · Hedging involving different currencies
  • CFM62060 · SSAP 20 treatment
  • CFM62070 · Effect of IAS
  • CFM62200 · Foreign exchange: matching under SSAP 20
  • CFM62260 · Bringing amounts back into account
  • CFM62600 · Foreign exchange: matching under the Disregard Regulations
  • CFM62900 · Derivative contracts used to hedge share transactions
  1. Foreign exchange: matching: contents
  2. Foreign exchange: matching: hedging involving different currencies

CFM62050 | Foreign exchange: matching: hedging involving different currencies

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Hedging involving different currencies

The underlying assets of Comtrek HK Ltd are denominated in US dollars. Comtrek plc decides that it can reduce the exchange risk from its HK$1 million shareholding in the subsidiary by borrowing in US dollars. It is also possible that Comtrek HK Ltd will hedge its Hong Kong assets with a US dollar loan. Whilst the HK dollar remains pegged to the US dollar this provides an effective hedge and would be acceptable for accounting and tax purposes.

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