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Multi-currency and multi-market cloud-based decision support platform. It offers SME performance, risk and test scenario analyses, broken down by market, currency and business line, with a tailor-made hedging strategy and real-time monitoring of the company's anticipated performance.
Don't just notice your budget deviations, anticipate them to better control them!
In the previous article [1], we discussed the importance of clearly defining our attitude to foreign exchange risk and using tolerance as a guide to an adequate "degree" of exposure for your business.
Expanding business abroad is a source of growth, but it also entails risks for SMEs. It is also complex to monitor the successive impacts of exchange rates on the company's anticipated performance
Your company's currency risk management approach begins with verbalizing your attitude toward risk. Here are 2 questions to start your reflection with...
Developing business abroad is a source of growth but involves risks for SMEs.
Economies around the world continue to be affected by events in Ukraine and the sanctions imposed on Russia.
Expanding business abroad is a source of growth, but it also entails risks for SMEs.
Expanding business abroad is a source of growth, but it also entails risks for SMEs.
In the second article on volatility [1], we discussed how to compare different international transactions on an equivalent basis to account for the impact differential on profitability generated by currencies.
Expanding business abroad is a source of growth, but it also entails risks for SMEs. It is also complex to monitor the successive impacts of exchange rates on the company's anticipated performance.
