Finance Leaders Warn of Rising FX Volatility and Gaps in Risk Preparedness

Reuters
Dec 09
Finance Leaders Warn of Rising FX Volatility and Gaps in Risk Preparedness

Senior finance leaders are bracing for increased foreign exchange volatility and liquidity pressures in 2026, according to new research from Alpha Group, a Corpay Inc. company. The "Countdown to 2026 - Risk Management Insights" report, which surveyed 200 senior finance professionals from mid- to large-sized companies, highlights a growing awareness of financial risk, but also reveals gaps in preparedness. While 63% of respondents expect FX market volatility to rise next year, over half of large companies lack board-level FX policy, and many still manage exposures reactively. Leadership buy-in and technology adoption remain inconsistent, with 89% of organisations not systematically stress-testing FX forecasts. The report warns that without stronger governance and investment in risk management, companies could face significant challenges as market conditions tighten.

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