Foreign exchange risks assumed by foreign exchange banks mainly refer to ( )
A: transaction settlement risk
B: foreign exchange trading risk
C: accounting risk
D: operating risk
A: transaction settlement risk
B: foreign exchange trading risk
C: accounting risk
D: operating risk
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- Foreign exchange risks assumed by foreign exchange banks mainly refer to ( ) A: transaction settlement risks B: foreign exchange trading risks C: accounting risks D: operating risks
- Foreign exchange risk mainly includes ( ) A: transaction risk B: translation risk C: economic risk D: interest rate risk
- A common method for preventing foreign exchange risks is ( ) A: the foreign exchange risk management strategy B: currency preservation clauses C: the method of currency selection D: the method of foreign exchange transactions
- Foreign exchange is best defined as the risk that A: the value of an obligation will change because of a change in foreign exchange risk. B: the value of an asset will become trapped by an inability to exchange foreign currencies. C: a foreign government may be overthrown freezing any assets held in that country. D: a foreign currency market might collapse.
- Fluctuating foreign currency exchange rates may constitute a high ( ) risk for international trade. A: venue B: revenue C: avenue D: hue