We are delighted to now be able to support online sellers by giving them access to excellent exchange rates and tailored currency transfer solutions. Our multi-currency accounts are a simple and cost-effective solution for scaling your business internationally.

Given the current environment, where for most businesses, every penny counts you may understandably be looking at areas where you can save money. For exporters and any business dealing overseas, your foreign exchange solution will also be an area where you may look to cut costs. 

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, many manufacturers have switched their efforts in order to produce materials, equipment and products to provide protection to key workers and help treat those with covid19.

The esports industry is one that is growing rapidly and as the number of professional gamers and audiences sizes both increase, more and more businesses are sitting up and taking notice.

Whilst for most of us the Brexit negotiations and finer details of how we will leave the EU are far from people’s minds due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the UK government is still adamant that we will have a deal on the table by the end of 2020. 

At a time where saving money for businesses is crucial, finance teams need to be aware of how this can be done and explore every cost-saving option.

We’ve already seen how the global pandemic can affect foreign exchange.   

With all that has been going on over the past few weeks with lockdowns, figures on the infected and who should be self-isolating, you would be forgiven for not following the currency markets over this period as you usually would.

We hear a lot of talk about FX risk and protecting profits against fluctuations in exchange rates, but understanding when your bottom line may be at risk is equally as important. By not recognising the risks early enough and acting while in a position of strength, you will continue to...

Today's the day that the UK leaves the EU. With so much being made of what may happen to the UK economy in the short-term and long-term, what can we expect for the Pound following on from this week?