Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

How can I hedge against currency risk when investing in offshore funds?

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Michael Scott

Edited 14 Aug 2022

I think that it's impossible to avoid risk in such matters completely. But you can minimize them. Therefore, for everything related to offshore funds and finance, I can only trust a reliable source https://astra-trust.com/ For me, this is just a necessary measure to keep everything safe and under control.

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Roderick Nelson

07 Aug 2022

For me, this is also relevant, although I think that there may be minimal risks anyway.

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Isaac Chan

06 Mar 2019

Business at NUS

I think the rule of thumb that I have read elsewhere is that you should leave your foreign investmen...

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