Topic: Payments
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What is a cross rate & how to derive one
The US dollar (USD) is the currency against which all other currencies are priced. Any exchange rate that does not involve the USD is considered a “cross rate.”
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How to streamline your firm’s accounts payable
During these challenging times, every penny counts and streamlining your firm’s accounting processes can save a lot of pennies.
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Why using only US dollars can cost you
American dollars are accepted widely across the world, but it’s common to forget there are benefits that come with using other currencies.
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Write-off or re-bill? The costly question for law firms
Foreign exchange is a common cause of financial loss for law firms, resulting in re-billing or writing off—and it can add up.
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Who uses international payment services?
From small businesses to families and Americans abroad, more and more people rely on international payments services.
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Five ways to help save on international transactions
Foreign payments can add up for your business. Use these five tips to avoid unnecessary fees and maintain your bottom line.
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