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CU2014
Yo-Yo Rates – Can Hedging Help the Hiccups?
Date
October 20, 2020
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: AICPA Conference on Credit Unions 2020
This session will introduce the basic requirements of both cash flow and fair value hedge accounting by exploring common strategies employed by Credit Unions. We will explore how the current low rate environment is impacting these hedge strategies, talk about rate fluctuations and how that impacts not only the derivatives, but just as importantly the hedged items and look at what's on the horizon including LIBOR's end. Background information will include a cheat sheet of commonly used terms as well as descriptions of the two most common hedge instruments.
Learning Objectives
- Primer on the basic requirements of cash flow and fair value hedge accounting
- Understanding the impact of the current low-rate environment on common hedge strategies
- Introduction to reference rate reform
Speaker
Ruth Hardie, MBA
Senior Director, Client Services, Hedge Trackers
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