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Sarona co-publishes report with USAID, EMPEA and Crystalus: Expanding Institutional Investment into Emerging Markets via Currency Risk Mitigation

Sarona joined forces with USAID, EMPEA and Crystalus to seek innovative solutions that, by mitigating FX risk, could catalyse private capital flows into developing economies, resulting in a research report in our co-published report: Expanding Institutional Investment into Emerging Markets via Currency Risk Mitigation.

This study is an important first step to unlocking billions of dollars currently on the sidelines as it underlines the substantial demand from private institutional investors for local currency risk mitigation and provides clear and compelling guideposts in developing solutions.

Read the report.

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