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A New Decision on Hedging – The Impact of Internal Hedging on Damages
Briefing
8 June 2023
2 MIN READ
2 AUTHORS
A recent decision of the Commercial Court identified as crucial the distinction between internal and external hedging in assessing whether sale contract hedges should be taken into account when determining damages.
Court judgments relating to hedging are relatively rare and so it is helpful to have guidance from this latest decision.
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