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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM12000 · Understanding corporate finance: foreign exchange

  • CFM12010 · Overview
  • CFM12020 · What is an exchange rate?
  • CFM12030 · Why exchange rates matter
  • CFM12040 · The effect of exchange rates on the value of assets and liabilities
  • CFM12050 · Fixed exchange rates
  • CFM12060 · Floating exchange rates
  • CFM12070 · Exchange rates used in company accounts
  • CFM12080 · Forward exchange rates
  • CFM12090 · Purchasing power parity and hyperinflationary currencies
  • CFM12100 · Interest rate parity
  • CFM12110 · Exchange controls
  • CFM12120 · Managing exchange risk: borrowing in a foreign currency
  • CFM12130 · Managing exchange risk: currency derivatives
  1. Understanding corporate finance: foreign exchange: contents
  2. Understanding corporate finance: foreign exchange: overview

CFM12010 | Understanding corporate finance: foreign exchange: overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Overview

Companies that have transactions involving a currency other than sterling, for example because they buy and sell goods and services outside the UK, or hold assets and liabilities in a foreign currency, may have foreign exchange (FOREX) differences to account for. This section of the Corporate Finance Manual explains the background to FOREX.

CFM12010 to CFM12040 explains the concept of exchange rates.

CFM12050 to CFM12100 explains how exchange rates are determined and the commercial factors that influence the rates.

CFM12120 to CFM12030 looks at ways companies try to minimise exchange movements.

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