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There are several techniques available by which a company involved in international trade can reduce, or even eliminate, the risk inherent in such trade. We shall focus here on two kinds of risk: foreign exchange risks caused by dealings in a foreign currency and interest rate risk caused by the fact that payments or receipts will occur at some future date rather than today.
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Priester, C., Wang, J. (2010). Foreign Exchange and Interest Rate Risk Management. In: Priester, C., Wang, J. (eds) Financial Strategies for the Manager. Tsinghua University Texts. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-70966-4_10
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