This white paper examines how ISDA structures, collateral arrangements and re-hypothecation risk can expose corporates to unintended counterparty risk and outlines practical mitigation strategies.

You can access your resource anytime using the link below. A copy has also been sent to your inbox.

Download the white paper

What structured counterparty oversight looks like in practice

From fragmented bank exposure to centralized visibility

As FX volumes and counterparty relationships expanded, Cognizant required stronger oversight across trading, exposure and compliance workflows. By integrating execution platforms and internal systems, the treasury team improved transparency and strengthened governance across its global FX program.

Read the case study

Evaluate your counterparty risk framework

If this paper raised concerns about CSA asymmetry, re-hypothecation or operational exposure during market stress, it may be time to reassess how your counterparty risk is monitored and managed.

Schedule a conversation to review your current counterparty structure and identify opportunities to improve transparency, control and risk mitigation.

Talk to an expert