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David has extensive experience in foreign exchange markets after multiple roles at investment banks and fintech startups in London and Sydney. He founded the BER platform with the goal of providing Retail and SME customers access to the same exchange rate transparency and competition previously only available to larger institutions.

David Brown

Some Recent Articles written by David:

South African Rand Falls After SARB Holds Rates at 7%

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Revolut Is Now an Australian Bank: What Changes for Customers

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Forex Market Hours: When Is the Foreign Exchange Market Open?

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Revolut International Money Transfer Review

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Bank Indonesia Holds at 5.75% as Rupiah Stays Near Record Low

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Who Wins and Loses When the Australian Dollar Rises or Falls?

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UAE Dirham Is Fixed to the Dollar—So How Does the Iran War Affect AED Transfers?

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New 50% U.S. Tariffs Put Canadian Dollar Under Pressure

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Malaysia's 5.8% Q2 Growth Gives Ringgit a Modest Lift

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Canadian Dollar Outlook 2026: Rates, Trade and Oil Risks

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OFX International Money Transfer Review

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Paying Overseas Tuition Fees: Costs and Student Visa Requirements

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WorldRemit Money Transfer Review: Fees, Rates and Delivery Options

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How a Strong or Weak U.S. Dollar Impacts Shoppers, Travelers, and Businesses

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Wise vs Revolut USA: Transfers, Cards and Travel Money

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Wise vs Western Union USA: Fees, Rates and Transfer Options

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Ally Bank International Wire Transfer and Exchange Rate Review

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American Express Exchange Rates and Foreign Transaction Fees

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