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FX Swaps FAQ

What is an FX swap?

An FX swap is a financial derivative that involves the exchange of principal amounts in different currencies between two parties, with an agreement to reverse the transaction at a later date.

How do banks use FX swaps?

Banks use FX swaps primarily for funding purposes, allowing them to access foreign currency liquidity while managing their exchange rate risk exposure.

What's the difference between FX swaps and currency forwards?

While both involve future currency exchanges, FX swaps involve two transactions (spot and forward), whereas currency forwards are single transactions at a future date.