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Maturity Mismatch


With respect to futures contract, it is the situation where the maturity of the futures and that of the underlying asset/ exposure (and hence the so-called cross hedging risk arises). For example, a bond futures that matures in 1 year, while its underlying bond’s expiration date is 6 months from now.

A currency futures hedge with maturity mismatch will not provide a perfect hedge against the currency risk involved.

By nature, a delta hedge suffers a maturity mismatch.



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