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Aviation Industry Currency Management Strategies
As most transactions in the aviation and aerospace industry are undertaken in US dollars, aviation businesses based in other countries, such as in the UK, need to convert their earnings to sterling in order to fulfil operational costs on home ground.
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The Currency Landscape
As most transactions in the aviation and aerospace industry are undertaken in US dollars, aviation businesses based in other countries, such as in the UK, need to convert their earnings to sterling in order to fulfil operational costs on home ground.
Currency fluctuations in today’s volatile market mean that there is the risk of currency costs chipping away at the bottom line. This is especially critical for aviation businesses that need to make a significant number of regular transfers between US dollars and other currencies.
Financial directors need to be able to budget for losses on currency conversions and avoid risk wherever possible, in order to maintain a profitable bottom line.
Our traders take a proactive approach and will notify you when there have been significant rate changes, helping you keep on top of your risk and manage your currency needs effectively.
Have a genuine understanding of the industries that we work with, offering tailored support and regularly providing insightful news and views on currency, the key challenges for the aviation industry and useful business topics.
Our Aviation Sector specialists are consistently networking at industry events, and are happy to make introductions where relevant and helpful.
At Currency Hedger
We work with aviation businesses to create bespoke strategies to avoid unnecessary risk and save time on business critical international transfers and payments.
Since we started trading in 2003, we’ve helped over 6,000 clients – including an ever growing number of high flying aviation businesses – to avoid losses on their foreign exchange and develop tailored strategies for risk mitigation.