Deutsche advises FX-hedging on stock portfolios

Jan 24, 2010

Hedging foreign-exchange exposure is currently cheap, says Christian Nolting of Deutsche Private Wealth Management, who gives his views on various currencies.

The current low-interest rate environment in most countries means hedging those currencies' exposure is relatively cheap, says Christian Nolting, head of portfolio management and lead strategist at Deutsche Private Wealth Management in Singapore. As a result, the firm is trying to hedge where it can, to the extent of advising clients to be fully FX-hedged on their equity portfolios.

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