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From Forecasting to Hedge Accounting: Driving Earnings Predictability in a Volatile FX Environment

Learn how cash flow hedging helps treasury teams manage forecasted FX exposure, move beyond spreadsheets, and connect hedging strategy to hedge accounting.

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By Cross-Border
Aug 11, 2026
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Case Study: Cambridge Clothing
Cross-BorderRisk management

Case Study: Cambridge Clothing

Learn how Cambridge Clothing uses FX forward contracts to manage currency volatility, build pricing certainty, and support margin planning across import-heavy operations.

The Cost of Bad Data: The Hidden Impact of Payment Rejections
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The Cost of Bad Data: The Hidden Impact of Payment Rejections

How FX remeasurement & translation risk flow from budget forecasts to your income statement & balance sheet. With clear explanations of CTA & corporate hedging.

FX Cost Is the Line You Feel but Cannot See. Here’s How to Fix It in Microsoft Dynamics.
Cross-BorderGlobal payments

FX Cost Is the Line You Feel but Cannot See. Here’s How to Fix It in Microsoft Dynamics.

Helping Microsoft Dynamics finance leaders reduce FX costs, improve global payments, and remove friction from international business.

Globe and Mail: What's at stake under Section 338

Globe and Mail: What's at stake under Section 338

'“This would undoubtedly be painful for the affected Canadian industrial sectors, but should be substantially less damaging to the economy than initially feared,” Corpay Cross-Border Solutions chief market strategist Karl Schamotta.'

Axios: Trump employs unused law in new tariff playbook

Axios: Trump employs unused law in new tariff playbook

The duties would raise the average tariff rate on Canadian goods by roughly 2.3 percentage points, according to Karl Schamotta, Corpay Cross-Border Solutions chief market strategist.’

Wall Street Journal / Dow Jones: Trump's New 50% Levy Unlikely to Exert Broad Damage in Canada, Economists Say

Wall Street Journal / Dow Jones: Trump's New 50% Levy Unlikely to Exert Broad Damage in Canada, Economists Say

“Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at global-payments firm Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, said the key implication for Bank of Canada policy stemming from Trump's new tariff plan is a new layer of uncertainty facing businesses and households...”

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