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- Acquisition finance
- Financing the acquisition
Hedging in acquisition finance
Borrowers often hedge (or are required to hedge by senior lenders) against the following risks in the context of a lending transaction:
- • interest rate risk by entering into an interest rate swap or other derivative transaction of similar effect;
- • exchange rate risk by entering into a currency swap or other derivative transaction of similar effect; and
- • where relevant commodity price risk by entering into a commodity swap or other derivative transaction of similar effect.
This guidance note explains the key documentation issues to consider when hedging risks in a lending context.
See Hedging in acquisition finance.