In this video Paul lays out the external influences that determine currency rates and volatility. He also discusses why managing currency risk can provide additional benefits and why not doing so “can mean that what starts as a great business opportunity can become a loss-making venture”.
Paul also explains the four broad options that startups have to manage their exposure to currency volatility and how to employ them.
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