I am trying to find the value if outstanding derivatives on a company's financial statements? If they are not specifically called out on the statements (I was expecting to see hedges listed on the balance sheet) or listed in the notes where else could I expect to find these? How can I find the relative value today if I do not know the original contracts purchased? Any help would be appreciated.
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