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2013
A foreign currency derivative is a financial derivative whose payoff depends on the foreign exchange rates of two (or more) currencies. These instruments are commonly used for hedging foreign exchange risk or for currency speculation and arbitrage.
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A foreign currency derivative is a financial derivative whose payoff depends on the foreign exchange rates of two (or more) currencies. These instruments are commonly used for hedging foreign exchange risk or for currency speculation and arbitrage.
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The Valuation of Foreign Currencies
1992Abstract WHERE there exists an independent monetary system, its relationship with other monetary systems invalves not only the problem of making payments to another country, but also that of valuing the one currency in terms of another.
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Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2014
Studying the ways of training, of the influence factors and of the ways to place people's savings by making such research, offers the possibility of scientific development and reasoning of the appropriate model of population on saving in the difficult conditions in which it is now Romania.
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Studying the ways of training, of the influence factors and of the ways to place people's savings by making such research, offers the possibility of scientific development and reasoning of the appropriate model of population on saving in the difficult conditions in which it is now Romania.
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Counterfeiting of Foreign Currency
1962The uncertainties and difficulties attending the punishment of the actions of private persons discussed in the preceding chapters would seem to be partially ameliorated in respect to counterfeiting the currency of foreign states. While states usually assert a right to exercise jurisdiction and to punish the falsification of their currency and ...
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2002
The subject of this chapter is foreign currency translation, that is how to account for items denominated in a foreign currency. This topic has been selected not only because it provides particularly interesting insights into how the rules that govern financial reporting are developed but also because it is an important topic in its own right.
John Flower, Gabi Ebbers
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The subject of this chapter is foreign currency translation, that is how to account for items denominated in a foreign currency. This topic has been selected not only because it provides particularly interesting insights into how the rules that govern financial reporting are developed but also because it is an important topic in its own right.
John Flower, Gabi Ebbers
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1950
FOR the past few years there has existed what is generally called a world-wide "dollar shortage." Citizens in practically all foreign countries would like to spend more dollars in the United States for the purchase of goods, payment of interest and dividends, travel, and perhaps certain short-term and long-term investments, than the countries have ...
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FOR the past few years there has existed what is generally called a world-wide "dollar shortage." Citizens in practically all foreign countries would like to spend more dollars in the United States for the purchase of goods, payment of interest and dividends, travel, and perhaps certain short-term and long-term investments, than the countries have ...
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An efficient method for pricing foreign currency options
Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, 2021Lean Yu, Rongda Chen, Chenglu Jin
exaly
The rise in foreign currency bonds: The role of US monetary policy and capital controls
Journal of International Economics, 2023Philippe Bacchetta, Ouarda Merrouche
exaly