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Giving SMEs a Voice in Foreign Exchange

In many ways, small-to-medium enterprises are the Silent Majority of the business world. They’re a critically important part of the economy. Data from both the US and Canada attest to that.

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Dec 7, 2021
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Corpay Cross-Border Extends Exclusive Partnership with West Ham United

Corpay Cross-Border Extends Exclusive Partnership with West Ham United

Under this multi-year extension, the London based Premier League club, along with their network of corporate business partners will continue to benefit from access to Corpay Cross-Border’s innovative global payments and currency risk management solutions.

Bloomberg: Many Exporters No Longer Want Dollars, US Bank Executive Says

Bloomberg: Many Exporters No Longer Want Dollars, US Bank Executive Says

“The change is difficult to quantify in real time, but in markets from East Asia to Latin America, a growing number of exporters are opting to denominate contracts in euro, yuan, or even local currencies,

Financial Post: Rising oil prices on Israel attack on Iran could revive Canadian dollar's 'petrocurrency status,' analysts say

Financial Post: Rising oil prices on Israel attack on Iran could revive Canadian dollar's 'petrocurrency status,' analysts say

“The Canadian dollar is outperforming most of its advanced-economy brethren as rising crude prices drive buying interest,” Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay Currency Research

Bloomberg: Dollar’s Tepid Rebound Reinforces Questions Around Haven Role

Bloomberg: Dollar’s Tepid Rebound Reinforces Questions Around Haven Role

“At cross-border payments firm Corpay, Chief Market Strategist Karl Schamotta wrote that the risk-off tone permeating markets reminded investors that the dollar’s losses this year are more a reflection of long-term growth concerns

Reuters: Stocks slide, oil and gold jump after Israel strikes Iran

Reuters: Stocks slide, oil and gold jump after Israel strikes Iran

"Traders are scurrying for safety as reports of a strike on Iran cross the wires," said Karl Schamotta,

Reuters: FX options market positioned for further dollar weakness

Reuters: FX options market positioned for further dollar weakness

"Traders think spot market momentum will fade in the short term, but are betting on a gradual narrowing in relative growth differentials between the advanced economies by the autumn, along with a slow-motion diversification push over the next year,

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