The Handbook of Corporate Financial Risk Management

The Handbook of Corporate Financial Risk Management, written by Stanley Myint and Fabrice Famery, guides you intuitively through all possible risk-related problems you will encounter on a regular basis, leading from one component of corporate risk management to the next until you have all the solutions you require. Each section of the book contains a collection of real-life case studies which BNP Paribas have worked on, beginning with the problems these cases exhibited and concluding with the solutions BNP Paribas found best resolved these.

The financial crisis destroyed long-cherished notions of risk and how to manage it. In its wake, CFOs and Treasurers face a world where constants are no longer sure to hold, markets can no longer be certain to price and no position is risk free. 

As a result, corporations around the world increasingly recognise the value in paying even more attention to managing financial risks. Deciding to hedge may seem a logical way to do this. 

But how exactly do you hedge financial risks? How should your debt be structured? How do you determine which risks to hedge first, and which ones (if any) should be left unhedged? 

With the scrutiny of risk management and market uncertainty at all-time highs, The Handbook of Corporate Financial Risk Management, written by Stanley Myint and Fabrice Famery of BNP Paribas, addresses these very real problems, providing a detailed guide to the financial risks faced by corporates, and how to manage them. 

The book contains a unique set of case studies drawing on real-life industry experience and is organised around the challenges treasurers and treasuries face every day:  

•    Funding
•    Interest rate and inflation risks
•    Currency risk
•    Credit risk
•    M&A related risks
•    Commodity risk

This book is an essential resource for all risk management professionals and practitioners - treasurers, CFOs, CROs, CEOs, FDs, traders; accountants, consultants; corporate bankers, coverage officers, corporate financiers, private equity investors; academics and students in the field of corporate risk management.