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Hedging

A risk management strategy permitted under FEMA where Indian companies with foreign currency exposure (imports, exports, ECBs) use derivative instruments like forwards, options, and swaps to protect against adverse currency movements.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

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What is Hedging?

A risk management strategy permitted under FEMA where Indian companies with foreign currency exposure (imports, exports, ECBs) use derivative instruments like forwards, options, and swaps to protect against adverse currency movements.

What is the significance of Hedging under FEMA?

Hedging is significant under FEMA because A risk management strategy permitted under FEMA where Indian companies with foreign currency exposure (imports, exports, ECBs) use derivative instruments like forwards, options, and swaps to protect against adverse currency movements.

Who does Hedging apply to?

Hedging under FEMA applies to companies, professionals, and individuals involved in FEMA-related compliance and regulatory matters in India. Specifically: A risk management strategy permitted under FEMA where Indian companies with foreign currency exposure (imports, exports, ECBs) use derivative instrume...

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