Currency
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1. Money - foreign exchange.
The official system of money in use in a country or other jurisdiction.
For example the US dollar, euro, pound sterling or yuan renminbi.
2. Future-proofing.
The quality of being up to date, and relatively unlikely to become obsolete any time in the near future.
See also
- Base currency
- Blocked currency
- Bridge currency
- Central bank digital currency (CBDC)
- Central bank money
- Central bank public goods
- Clean float
- Constant currency
- Cross currency deal
- Cross-currency interest rate swap
- Cumulative currency translation differences
- Currency bank accounts
- Currency basket
- Currency clearings
- Currency code
- Currency contract
- Currency exposure
- Currency forward contract
- Currency futures
- Currency interest rate swap
- Currency management
- Currency option
- Currency risk
- Currency substitution
- Currency swap
- Currency union
- Digital currency
- Dual currency bond
- Emerging currency
- euro
- Fiat currency
- Fixed currency
- Foreign currency
- Foreign currency exchange rate
- Foreign currency swap
- Foreign currency translation
- Foreign exchange
- Forgery
- Functional currency
- Future-proof
- Hard currency
- IAS 21
- Inconvertible currency
- ISO currency codes
- Legal tender
- Managed currency
- Money
- Multi-currency
- Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
- Parent currency
- Pegged currency
- Presentation currency
- Quoted currency
- Reference currency
- Reserve currency
- Retail central bank digital currency (rCBDC)
- Single currency
- Soft currency
- Sterling
- Terms currency
- Underlying currency
- USD
- Variable currency
- Virtual currency
- Wholesale central bank digital currency (wCBDC)
- World currency unit (WCU)
- Yuan renminbi
