Remitting proﬁts to the parent company from a foreign subsidiary more frequently is a method of
reducing the long-run exposure risks of foreign exchange.

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Remitting profits to the parent company from a foreign subsidiary more frequently can help reduce the accumulation of foreign currency and therefore reduce the long-run exposure risks of foreign exchange.

Remitting Proﬁts to the Parent Company from a Foreign Subsidiary