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Currency Risk
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Currency risk, also known as foreign exchange (FX) risk or exchange rate risk, refers to the potential for losses or gains in the value of an investment or business transaction arising from fluctuations in the exchange rates between two currencies. This risk is intrinsic to any activity that involves transacting across national borders or holding assets denominated in a currency other than the reporting entity's [functional cu…
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Debt Obligations
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The issuer significantly influences the perceived risk profile and regulatory environment surrounding the obligation.
Sovereign Debt: Obligations issued by national governments. These are often considered relatively low-risk in domestic currency due to the state's inherent power of taxation and monetary creation, although external dollar-denominated debt carries significant exchange rate risk. S…