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Ang Yee Gary

Medicine at National University Of Singapore

29 Oct 2019

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What is the best way to hedge currency risk for a retail investor?

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Kelly Trinh

27 Oct 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

Easiest would be to go to your RM and ask which managed funds offer hedged class units

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