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Why Your Company Should Ask Foreign Suppliers to Renegotiate Prices

The recent strength of the US dollar makes now a good time to ask foreign suppliers to reduce US dollar prices.
Looking ahead to 2025, there is scope for US-based companies making USD payments to proactively reach out to suppliers and ask to share in their improved economics.
International Banking

How to Manage Currency Risk Across the Five Phases of Cross-Border M&A

Before closing your merger or acquisition, consider the risks that may impact deal viability, probability of close and ultimate profitability.
The landscape for cross-border mergers and acquisitions is complex and ever-evolving. Understanding key foreign exchange and liquidity considerations may prove to be not just advantageous but imperative to deal success and profitability.
Industry Expertise

Defining Success With Overseas Suppliers

Quality partnerships drive the likelihood of success in global sourcing relationships.
As with any business relationship, overseas partnerships carry risks.
International Banking

Building an International Business Expansion Strategy

An international business expansion strategy can be a profitable path for growth.
By remaining flexible yet focused and finding one or more key individuals or partners, you can take your logistics business to the next level overseas.
International Banking

Set Up for Success with International Business Management Tools

Explore financial tools that can help your business increase cash flow and reduce costs.
When doing international business, currency fluctuation is always a risk.
Treasury Management

The Risk of Doing Business in Foreign Currencies

Is your business at risk of losing revenue due to foreign currency exchange concerns?
Savvy international business owners understand the importance of hedging against foreign currency exchange risk.
Treasury Management

Keep Your Business Steady During a Trade War

Amid tariffs, quotas and rising prices, challenges heighten for companies trapped in a trade war.
Ultimately, trade wars tend to end the way all conflicts do: with cooler heads prevailing around a negotiating table.

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