Exchange Rate Risk Clause Samples
The Exchange Rate Risk clause allocates responsibility for fluctuations in currency exchange rates between contracting parties. Typically, it specifies which party bears the financial impact if the value of one currency changes relative to another during the course of the agreement, such as when payments are made in a foreign currency or when goods are priced in a currency different from the payer's. This clause ensures clarity and predictability by pre-determining who absorbs potential losses or gains from exchange rate movements, thereby reducing disputes and financial uncertainty related to currency volatility.
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Exchange Rate Risk. You acknowledge that you may expose to certain exchange rate risk from time to time when you maintain your brokerage account with SoFi HK. Exchange rate risk is simple the risk to which investors are exposed because changes in exchange rates may have an effect on investments that they have made. The most obvious exchange rate those that result from buying foreign currency denominated investments or converting your account balance to another currency. The commonest of these are shares listed in another country or foreign currency bonds.
Exchange Rate Risk. Any foreign-currency debt that Contractor may incur as a result of any credit hereunder shall be repaid by Contractor using the foreign currency or New Taiwan Dollars. Contractor who repays the debt using New Taiwan Dollars shall agree that Bank may select and apply the spot exchange selling rate of Bank on the maturity or repayment date of the debt, provided that any repayment ahead of schedule shall be subject to the consent of Bank.
Exchange Rate Risk. Worldwide, the value of Precious Metal is expressed and traded in US dollars. If you purchase your Precious Metal in other currencies (eg Australian dollars or Euros), the value or your investment is influenced by exchange rate effects. An appreciation of the US dollar versus other currencies has a positive effect, whereas a depreciation has a negative effect.
Exchange Rate Risk. The amount of loss that a trader can suffer from the bid or ask prices’ movement
Exchange Rate Risk. Investors bear the risks of any exchange rate fluctuations. These may create a gain/loss of capital in terms of local currency.
Exchange Rate Risk. 4.2.3.1 Exchange rate risk exists if the bond is dominated in foreign currency.
Exchange Rate Risk. The value of the Renminbi against the Hong Kong dollar and other foreign currencies fluctuates and is affected by changes in the PRC and international political and economic conditions and by many other factors. For Renminbi products, the value of investor’s investment in Hong Kong dollar terms may decline if the value of Renminbi depreciates against Hong Kong dollar.
Exchange Rate Risk. A movement in exchange rates may affect, unfavourably as well as favourably, any gain or loss on an investment.
Exchange Rate Risk. In the event that Supplier is retained by Advertiser to process payments on its behalf, You may be permitted, at Supplier’s sole discretion, to elect to receive payment in a currency other than the default currency for the applicable the Advertiser. In such case You will bear all risk of any fluctuations in the applicable currency exchange rate.
Exchange Rate Risk. The Contracting Party of this Agreement shall bear the exchange rate risk of foreign currencies, and may repay it in foreign currency or convert it into New Taiwan Dollars. The Contracting Party agrees that the Bank may choose the foreign exchange rate on date when the debt falls, or on the date of settlement.