Hedgebook vs TreasuryView

Hedgebook is a cloud treasury management service for managing treasury risk and hedging decisions. Its corporate solution records and values FX forwards and options, commodities, and interest rate swaps. The FX Exposure Tool combines foreign-currency cash flow forecasts with existing forex hedges to display the hedging position, and it can model hypothetical FX scenarios for potential P&L impact and changes in hedge levels. A valuation tool provides independent mark-to-market or fair value valuations and sensitivity reporting. The corporate solution supports IAS 39, IFRS 9, CVA/DVA for IFRS 13, IFRS 7 calculations, and US GAAP. APIs connect it to third-party proprietary FX trading systems for exchanging deal and valuation information. Hosted on Microsoft Azure, the platform is accessed through a web browser and secure login. Hedgebook lists a free trial before purchase and a starting price of $250 a month per corporate licence. It says implementation is guaranteed within 24 hours and supports modern versions of most major browsers, but Microsoft Edge is not currently supported. Hedgebook was formed in 2011 and has offices in the United Kingdom and New Zealand.

TreasuryView is a browser-based debt and derivatives risk-management solution for mid-sized companies with €10M–€5bn in loans and derivatives exposure. It provides loan and derivatives valuations, interest-rate risk management, and automated reporting using more than 30 market-data feeds. Finance teams can assess currency and interest-rate risk with stress testing, CfaR, VaR, and simulation, and select from more than 400 report and reporting permutations. Integrations include SAP S/4HANA, QuickBooks, Google Docs and Sheets, Azure Single Sign-On, and a RESTful API. The platform requires no software installation. TreasuryView says customer data is stored in ISO 27001-certified data centers in Western Europe under German and EU data-protection rules; security controls include encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access, SSO, and two-factor authentication. Plans start at €250 a month, and a 30-day trial is listed. Liquidity, cash, and payment management are not included by default and may be added at enterprise level.