Cash Flow Hedge

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A cash flow hedge is a financial strategy used to mitigate the risk of variability in cash flows associated with a particular asset, liability, or forecasted transaction. By employing derivatives such as futures, options, or swaps, entities aim to stabilize cash flows and protect against adverse price movements. The effectiveness of a cash flow hedge is assessed periodically to ensure it aligns with the intended risk management objectives.

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