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find out how real financial institutions deal with multicurrency scenarios and propose a solution. your solution may involve tweaking the format of the cap table. that's OK.
Previously Group Head of Tax and Accounting Policies, now "Managing Director DBS and FinTech Mentor".
From his linkedin:
"I am an Managing Director at DBS with a passion for and experience in business in Emerging Markets. This includes structuring deals and M&A, Private Equity flows and how digital currency technology can help develope banking services for SMEs and those currently unbanked.
I am responsible for the development of Integrated Reporting () and Sustainability Reporting (GRI)at DBS and in Singapore and actively supporting IIRC."
investments may come in to the cap table in different currencies.
think about how to handle these situations.
where is a reference currency (SGD) needed and where can we get away with just floating?
it may be that in some cases eg antidilution we need to convert and compare.
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