Foreign exchange risk management (1) Part 1 - ACCA (AFM) lectures

Foreign exchange risk management (1) Part 1 - ACCA (AFM) lectures
Free ACCA lectures for the Advanced Financial Management (AFM) Exam
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[@swapskillsacademy575]

Just remember, what is good for the bank and bad for you is how the bid/offer spread works!

[@olabisiolawepo9626]

Tricky but clearer now. Thank you.

[@priyankasaini5420]

Thank you so much for the clarification Open Tuition!! :)

[@kinniemanyeh9601]

Incredible explanation. I have applied the strategy to some of the questions and it worked. Thanks.

[@hienthai6977]

do appreciate your lectures...

[@luisasolispuello4964]

Excelent lecture. Thanks

[@blackm9063]

Great Sir. Thank you

[@ujjwalghimire4800]

Appreciate it!!!

[@user-jv7zg2fg4v]

Thank you!

[@kavitapatil6010]

Thank you

[@vadimpostica2751]

Thanks

[@RupeshBhandari-977]

Boost!

[@nitinbhalla3391]

Plz use a quality audio recorder

[@opentuition]

It is a quality recorder - the sound is fine :-)

[@Cinemalitics]

OpenTuition yeah it’s okay

[@Harry-hk1pg]

A bit confusing here, does usd/gep 1.625, not meaning 1 usd equals to 1.625 gep？

[@opentuition]

No, it means 1.625 GBP is equal to 1 USD.

[@Harry-hk1pg]

@@opentuition Thanks a mill. 1.625 USD is equal to 1 GEP.

[@areesonopeyemi2048]

@@Harry-hk1pg stop confusing yourself - it means 1.625 GBP is equal to 1 USD

[@sab4421]

​@@areesonopeyemi2048 ?? the example in the video was exactly this, and they dealt with it as 1.625 USD = 1 GBP