US companies are accessing European funds in droves. Here are some pointers in the right direction
Many great claims have been made for the introduction of the euro. By removing barriers to trade, and consequently acting as a form of deregulation, the level of cross-border transactions was predicted to increase sharply. As Europe became one large domestic marketplace, eliminating hurdles such as exchange rate risk, companies - small and mid-caps as well as the larger players - would be able to seek investors all over the Continent rather than sticking to their own patch as before. Furthermore,
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