Skill
Hedge Accounting
Finance and Accounting
Hedge accounting is an accounting practice that allows companies to match the timing of gains or losses on hedging instruments (like derivatives) with the losses or gains on the underlying exposures they are meant to offset, reducing volatility in reported earnings. It is used by corporate accountants and treasury professionals under standards like IFRS 9 or US GAAP (ASC 815) when managing risks such as interest rate, foreign currency, or commodity price fluctuations.
Open roles requiring Hedge Accounting (1)
Manager, Corporate Treasury
Mastercard
Full-time · Purchase, NY · $137,000 – $218,000
This role manages foreign exchange risk and hedging strategies for Mastercard's global treasury operations, supporting the company's cross-border business and financial stability. It suits experienced finance professionals with a background in treasury, FX risk management, or corporate finance who can lead projects and work across multiple teams.
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