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27 July 2025

What do everyday brands have in common with complex financial instruments?

TRAction

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TRAction provides financial and regulatory technology services across Europe, Asia Pacific and Canada. We support financial firms, brokers, investment managers, banks and electricity suppliers in complying with their reporting obligations, and process millions of reportable transactions each day. TRAction acts as an intermediary between regulated financial firms and licensed Trade Repositories (TR) and/or Approved Reporting Mechanisms (ARM).
Leading consumer goods companies rely on derivatives to manage global risk and keep operations running smoothly.
United Kingdom Finance and Banking

More than you may expect.

Behind everyday products found in homes around the world, leading consumer goods companies rely on derivatives to manage global risk and keep operations running smoothly.

Here's how they manage volatility across the supply chain:

  • FX hedging to navigate revenue from sales in over 150 countries.
  • Commodity hedging to control costs on essentials like palm oil, plastics, and packaging.
  • Interest Rate Swaps to finance sustainability and innovation at scale.

Behind the scenes, every trade must be reported, but TRAction makes it simple.

Wondering who's trading derivatives and why? Check out our video below for more.

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