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2013
Foreign exchange trading refers to trading one country’s money for that of another country. The kind of money specifically traded takes the form of bank deposits or bank transfers of deposits denominated in foreign currency. The foreign exchange market typically refers to large commercial banks in financial centers, such as New York or London, that ...
Stefan C. Norrbin, Michael Melvin
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Foreign exchange trading refers to trading one country’s money for that of another country. The kind of money specifically traded takes the form of bank deposits or bank transfers of deposits denominated in foreign currency. The foreign exchange market typically refers to large commercial banks in financial centers, such as New York or London, that ...
Stefan C. Norrbin, Michael Melvin
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Volatility connectedness in global foreign exchange markets
, 2020T. Wen, Gangjin Wang
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2012
1. Function of foreign exchange transactions viewed from the international business transaction; 2. Importance of forward exchange transactions from the viewpoint of risk management of companies involved in international trade; 3.
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1. Function of foreign exchange transactions viewed from the international business transaction; 2. Importance of forward exchange transactions from the viewpoint of risk management of companies involved in international trade; 3.
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Beating the Foreign Exchange Market
The Journal of Finance, 1986ABSTRACTFilter rule profits found in foreign exchange markets in the early days of the current managed float persist in later periods, as shown by statistical tests developed and implemented here. The test is consistent with, but independent of, a wide variety of asset pricing models.
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The swap as a hedge in foreign exchange
The International Executive, 1962The ups and downs of foreign exchange are one of the risks which American firms must accept if they manufacture or sell products abroad, but there are prudent ways to minimize it. One device which has proved effective as a hedge against losses, is the currency swap. Here is how it works in Brazil where private U. S. firms, using a combination spot and
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2018
<p>This thesis consists of three chapters and focuses on the relationship between foreign exchange rates and other areas of Finance. The first chapter is sole-authored and is titled `Foreign Exchange Rate Exposure and Corporate Policies.' The second chapter is coauthored work with Professor Emeritus Paul Weller, Assistant Vice President Chris ...
Yuliya Rumenova Ivanova +5 more
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<p>This thesis consists of three chapters and focuses on the relationship between foreign exchange rates and other areas of Finance. The first chapter is sole-authored and is titled `Foreign Exchange Rate Exposure and Corporate Policies.' The second chapter is coauthored work with Professor Emeritus Paul Weller, Assistant Vice President Chris ...
Yuliya Rumenova Ivanova +5 more
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Dynamic Impact of Foreign Exchange Trading Volume on Foreign Exchange Volatility
This paper examines the effect of foreign exchange (FX) trading volume on volatility using high-frequency data. FX trading volume is a key factor in volatility. Estimation results from econometric models reveal a significant impact of third-party trade volumes on the volatilities of original currency pairs.Kang, Jong Woo, Cabaero, Carlos
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Foreign Exchange and Foreign Exchange Management
, 2020Claude M. Jonnard
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