Hedge abandonment is a strategic decision to let an existing risk-management position expire unexercised, rather than rolling it forward or closing it early. Companies use this when market conditions shift, making the hedge cost-inefficient or unnecessary. This approach benefits treasurers, CFOs, and commodity traders seeking to reduce transaction costs, free up capital, and align risk exposure with current operational forecasts.
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