Author Archives: Vikram Murarka

Vikram Murarka

About Vikram Murarka

Chief Currency Strategist at KSHITIJ.COM. Likes to look at the markets from many different angles. Weaves many conventional and unconventional technical analysis techniques and fundamental analysis into a global macro perspective. Likes to take the road less traveled.

Fitness and a good forex policy

Fitness and a good forex policy give you peace of mind

Fitness and a good forex policy

Markets move. News flows constantly. Sentiment shifts overnight.

You can’t control the noise. 
But you can control how prepared you are.

A clear forex policy, structured hedging approach, and disciplined execution bring stability to an otherwise unpredictable environment.

At Kshitij, we help corporates build that structure so currency risk becomes manageable rather than stressful.

Because in a volatile world, clarity and discipline bring the real peace of mind.

 

#Kshitij #FX #CurrencyRisk #RiskManagement #Hedging #Treasury #Markets

Everyone needs help

Everyone needs help

Everyone needs help

In fitness, a good trainer doesn’t lift for you.
They correct form, build structure, and help you avoid injuries.

In FX, it’s no different.

At Kshitij, we work alongside corporates and treasuries as their FX risk partner, helping them bring structure, clarity, and discipline to currency management.

We focus on the right questions first.

  1. What to hedge.
  2. When to hedge.
  3. How much to hedge.

Because better outcomes don’t come from more action.

They come from better decisions, backed by experience and research.

If you’re serious about improving your FX hedging approach, having the right advisor makes all the difference.

 

#Kshitij #FX #CurrencyRisk #Hedging #RiskManagement #Treasury #Markets

May the tribe increase

May the tribe increase

May the tribe increase

More people are taking fitness seriously.
More companies are taking currency risk management seriously too.

That shift matters.

It shows a growing focus on discipline, structure, and long-term thinking rather than reactive decision-making.

Seeing more corporates engage meaningfully with FX risk is encouraging.
The more awareness there is, the better decisions the market makes collectively.

Because good habits spread.

And in risk management, that’s always a positive sign.

 

#FX #CurrencyRisk #RiskManagement #Treasury #Markets #Discipline

No entry for wrong ideas

No entry for wrong ideas

No entry for wrong ideas

In fitness, shortcuts and bad advice often do more harm than good.
In FX, the same applies.

Blindly hedging, over-structuring, or forcing strategies without understanding cash flows creates risk instead of reducing it.

Natural hedges, timing, and structure matter.
Imports and exports don’t need aggressive action just because action is available.

Good currency management is about saying no to the wrong ideas, even when they sound confident or urgent.

Because avoiding bad decisions is often more valuable than chasing smart ones.

 

#FX #CurrencyRisk #RiskManagement #Hedging #Treasury #Markets

Measure after measure

Measure after measure

Measure after measure

Progress only becomes visible when you track it.
Walking faster. Reducing time. Clear improvement.

In FX, the same rule applies.
If you don’t know your effective import cost or export realization, you’re not managing risk. You’re guessing.

Hedging without measurement is action without feedback.
And action without feedback rarely improves outcomes.

What gets measured gets managed.
What gets managed gets better.

That’s why disciplined currency management starts with knowing your numbers, before taking your next decision.

#FX #CurrencyRisk #RiskManagement #Hedging #Treasury #Markets #Measurement