Currency investing is a well-established corner of institutional investing that has the potential to provide stable returns while simultaneously diversifying traditional equities and fixed income.

Foreign exchange risk exposure refers to the sensitivity of a firm's cash flows and market valuation to fluctuations in currency exchange rates. With increasing globalisation, companies are challenged ...

Rachel Witkowski is an award-winning journalist whose 20-year career spans a wide range of topics in finance, government regulation and congressional reporting. Ms. Witkowski has spent the last decade ...

(Yicai) Nov. 14 -- Foreign banks are becoming more and more important in helping Chinese companies going global to address ...

How do multicurrency accounts safeguard businesses operating on the global stage? This question is more relevant than ever in today's world, where international trade fuels countless enterprises.

Note: This article is part of Morningstar's May 2016 Risk Management Boot Camp special report. At Morningstar, we're believers in globally diversified portfolios. While the past several years haven't ...

Know‑your‑customer (KYC) and AML: Payment service providers must verify payer and payee details. Under EU rules, transfers of €1,000 or more or those funded by cash require identity verification and ...

Nearly all S&P 500 companies discuss foreign currency risk and hedging activities. However, any business that is competing, buying or selling services and/or products internationally, regardless of ...

The increasing shift of foreign exchange spot market volumes into liquidity providers’ internalisation engines has made ...

Over a third of SMEs with foreign exchange currency needs greater than £500,000 a year do nothing to manage the risk arising from foreign exchange volatility, leaving them buying and selling without ...

Investors are urging Argentina’s government to allow greater flexibility in its foreign-exchange regime, saying a more ...