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we help you to automatize and enhance the conversions of your receivables.
FX Risk Management is Important…
However, market volatility, unpredictable rates, and the constant obligation to monitor trends may leave you exposed to unnecessary losses on the balance sheet and/or your cashflow.
How Do You Get the Most Out of Your FX Risk Management?
You can implement fixed processes, but not all areas of the business are suitable for them.
Additionally, you can:
1. Use basic forecasting tools or bank forecasts
2. Or leverage our expert know-how to optimize hedging decisions
Hedgego integrates 26 years of analytical experience with machine learning methods to create models for the systematic management of currency, commodity, and interest rate risks.
What Makes HedgeGo Different?
We transform inefficient processes into 3 automated, systematized, and data-driven solutions.
HedgeGo’s Cash Conversion Timing (CCT) optimizes the conversion of foreign currency receivables. Using machine learning models to predict currency trends, CCT identifies the optimal moments to convert foreign receivables to minimize exchange rate risks.
HedgeGo’s Best Timing Payables (BTP) uses machine learning models to predict currency trends and identify the optimal moments to make the payments within a three-week window before the due date.
HedgeGo’s Pressure Map (PMA) is a dynamic tool that shows, on a scale from 10% to 80%, the likelihood of a currency pair’s trend shifting within the next few weeks.
HedgeGo's systems provide a glimpse into the near future for improved decision-making.
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