Intermediate

Building a Foreign Exchange Hedging Tracker in Excel

A hands-on build for treasury and finance teams, growth-stage founders with import or export exposure, and strategy teams who need to see what a rupee move does to the plan. Starts with how FX risk actually hits an Indian company's P&L, the three types of exposure, the hedging instruments available onshore, and the RBI framework that governs who can hedge what. Then builds a working Excel tracker from a blank workbook: an exposure register, a forward contract hedge book, and reference rates from FBIL and forward premium data. From there it covers mark-to-market valuation, hedge ratios, currency options and NSE/BSE currency futures, and realised versus unrealised gains on settlement, before closing with a treasury dashboard, rupee stress scenarios, Ind AS 109 hedge accounting basics, and the controls that keep the tracker audit-ready.

FX RiskForward ContractsCurrency OptionsMark-to-MarketHedge AccountingExcel for Treasury
MODULES
4
DURATION
~3 hrs
TRACK
Corporate Finance

What You'll Master

How transaction, translation and economic FX exposure show up in an Indian company's numbers
Which hedging instruments Indian businesses can use and the RBI rules that govern them
How to build an exposure register and forward contract hedge book in Excel from scratch
How to mark forwards, options and futures to market and track hedge ratios over time
How to stress test the hedge book, report it to management, and keep it ready for audit under Ind AS 109
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown