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Michelle Ang
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Michelle Ang

Content Marketing Manager

With a decade of experience in writing, content planning, and online publishing for the B2C and B2B market, Michelle’s role at OFX is to plan and write content to help readers with cross-border financial transactions and business money management needs. When she’s not busy writing or thinking about content, you can catch her at the gym, beach, or an art museum on the weekends.
Currency Outlook November.

Currency Outlook November.

The key drivers below could affect investor risk sentiment and currency markets from the week commencing November 9, through to the end of the month. A busy week for central banks. Three banks raised rates: the Bank of Canada (BOC) to 2.50% on October 28, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to 4.85% on November 3 and the Bank of England (BoE) to 4.00% on November 5. The Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) held on October 28, as did the European Central Bank (ECB) on October 29 and the Bank of Japan (BoJ) on October 30....

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How strong is your spend control?

How strong is your spend control?

At OFX, we know evaluating and updating spend systems aren’t simple. Even the best finance teams can struggle with fragmented payments, delayed visibility, and manual processes that quietly create blind spots. Getting a clear picture of spend shouldn't feel like another task to manage. This 10-question scorecard is designed to help finance leaders quickly sense-check how effective their spend control is across cards, vendors, expenses, and accounting. It highlights where risk, inefficiencies, or hidden costs may be hiding. We’ve also included some handy insights into how to rectify them with spend management tools that can help your business run smoother...

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4 ways businesses are using corporate cards to simplify global spending.

4 ways businesses are using corporate cards to simplify global spending.

As companies grow and operate across borders, corporate cards are becoming more than just a payment tool. They help businesses manage international expenses, reduce FX costs, and keep cross-border payments simple. Corporate cards have evolved far beyond booking flights and hotels. Today, they’re a flexible tool that businesses of all sizes use to manage spending, support global teams, and streamline operations. Here are four practical ways companies are using corporate cards and why they are becoming an essential part of modern business finance: Improving visibility and financial reporting Managing everyday business and operational expenses Supporting global and remote teams Managing...

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