BNY clients hedge dollar exposure by most since 2023, bank says
Feb 13, 2026, 12:11 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Historically, increased hedging activity can precede declines in currency value, impacting banks like BNY Mellon that rely on transaction fees and custodial services. For example, similar hedging spikes in the past have correlated with weaker asset performance, leading to lower revenue forecasts.
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BNY clients have markedly increased their hedging of dollar exposure, the most in two years, due to growing investor concerns regarding the U.S. currency's stability. This trend could indicate potential volatility in dollar-denominated assets and may impact BNY's custodial business going forward.
BNY clients are increasingly hedging dollar exposure.
This reflects heightened investor caution towards the U.S. currency.
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