Assuming the bank confirmation is enough. Auditors typically want to see what you were hedging (specific risk, timing, volume), why the transaction is “probable,” and how you decided the hedge ratio and effectiveness approach. If those aren’t documented at the start, you may end up with P&L volatility you didn’t expect.
What’s the most common founder mistake with FX forwards and forecast transactions?
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