Basis risk can play a significant role in the determination of effective hedging strategies. In this paper a portfolio framework is developed to examine the effect of basis risk on hedging strategies for Australian wheat exports. Monthly data for the period 1977 to 1984 were used to implement the analytical framework. While the traditional definition of hedging implies a hedge ratio of unity, the results of this research show that the average ratio of optimal hedge to stockholding is well below unity. Evolving market conditions can also cause the optimal hedge ratio to vary substantially over time
Paroush and Wolf (1989) modeled output hedging in the presence of basis risk. They showed that (in t...
This study explores the role of hedging costs in offshore hedging to minimize the risks associated w...
Futures markets as a tool for risk management have become increasingly important in recent years. Th...
Basis risk can play a significant role in the determination of effective hedging strategies. In this...
The potential for hedging Australian wheat with the new Sydney Futures Exchange wheat contract is ex...
Hedgers generally view hedging in terms of the basis. This is because hedgers also consider the effe...
The presence of multiple sources of uncertainty complicates hedging decisions. One of these is the ...
How do exporting firms manage currency exposures? We examine this issue at the firm level using comp...
This research is an investigation of hedging alternatives for Montana winter wheat producers. Variou...
This paper reports a series of pre-trade investigations into the hedge effectiveness of futures cont...
A theoretical optimal hedging model is developed to determine potential demand from Australian farme...
A new theoretical model of hedging is derived. Risk neutrality is assumed. The incentive to hedge is...
Grain markets in the U.S. are composed of the national-level futures market and many local spot mark...
Hedging strategies typically assume that hedging is costless and that only one futures market exists...
The potential for shifting risk through hedging in commodity futures is analyzed for selected grain...
Paroush and Wolf (1989) modeled output hedging in the presence of basis risk. They showed that (in t...
This study explores the role of hedging costs in offshore hedging to minimize the risks associated w...
Futures markets as a tool for risk management have become increasingly important in recent years. Th...
Basis risk can play a significant role in the determination of effective hedging strategies. In this...
The potential for hedging Australian wheat with the new Sydney Futures Exchange wheat contract is ex...
Hedgers generally view hedging in terms of the basis. This is because hedgers also consider the effe...
The presence of multiple sources of uncertainty complicates hedging decisions. One of these is the ...
How do exporting firms manage currency exposures? We examine this issue at the firm level using comp...
This research is an investigation of hedging alternatives for Montana winter wheat producers. Variou...
This paper reports a series of pre-trade investigations into the hedge effectiveness of futures cont...
A theoretical optimal hedging model is developed to determine potential demand from Australian farme...
A new theoretical model of hedging is derived. Risk neutrality is assumed. The incentive to hedge is...
Grain markets in the U.S. are composed of the national-level futures market and many local spot mark...
Hedging strategies typically assume that hedging is costless and that only one futures market exists...
The potential for shifting risk through hedging in commodity futures is analyzed for selected grain...
Paroush and Wolf (1989) modeled output hedging in the presence of basis risk. They showed that (in t...
This study explores the role of hedging costs in offshore hedging to minimize the risks associated w...
Futures markets as a tool for risk management have become increasingly important in recent years. Th...