Statrys Forex 101: What is a Flexi-Forward Rate?
Learn the difference between flexi-forward and forward rates and how they impact your Forex transactions in this short video.
In this episode of Statrys Forex 101, Jonathan Cusimano, Head of FX at Statrys, explains what a flexi-forward rate is and how it differs from a standard FX forward. A flexi-forward is designed for businesses that know they will receive or make a foreign currency payment, but are uncertain about the exact timing.
Jonathan walks through a practical example to show how flexi-forwards give companies more control over settlement dates.
Key Takeaways
- What a flexi-forward contract is and how it works
- How flexi-forward rates differ from standard forward rates
- Why flexi-forwards are more expensive due to delivery date flexibility
- How businesses can extend or bring forward settlement dates if payments are delayed or received early
- When a flexi-forward makes sense for companies with uncertain payment timing
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