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Currency risk (See Chapters 21 and 48 of the Vernimmen)
Currency risk is due to fluctuations in exchange rates that can lead to a loss in value of assets denominated in foreign currencies. The variuos currency risks include commercial currency risk, financial currency risk, and accounting currency risk. Similarly, higher exchange rates can increase the value of debt denominated in foreign currencies when translated (see translation) into the company’s reporting currency base. Currency risk is also called exchange risk, foreign exchange risk.
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