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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:

Top 4 travel destinations where the Australian dollar works hardest

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Dollar Surges, Rupee Stumbles: What's Driving FX Markets Now

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What Is the Mid-Market Exchange Rate? Why It Matters for FX Savings

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Swedish Krona's Strength Challenges Euro Adoption Support

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The Complete Guide to Expats International Money Transfers

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Global Currency Shake-Up: Euro Surges, Dollar Stumbles, Franc Holds Strong

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Volatile May for Foreign Exchange Rates: EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, NZD, RON

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US-China Trade Truce Boosts Dollar, Euro and Yen React

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Comparing Bank Exchange Rates

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Chase Bank Exchange Rates

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Aussie Dollar's 2025 Performance and Impact of Labor Party's Landslide Victory

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Loonie Resilience Defies Odds Amid Carney Election and Trade Tensions

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Argentina's Peso Surprises Markets Amid Economic Reforms

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Why Online Sellers Should Use an FX Specialist

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The U.S. Dollar Is Losing Ground to the Euro — And the World Is Watching

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TorFX Reviewed: A Trusted Money Transfer Option for UK and Australian Users

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US Dollar Hits Three-Year Low On Jerome Powell Dismissal Threat

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Swiss Franc Surges Amid U.S. Tariff Escalation

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