Travelex: the one-stop currency shop

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If you’ve changed currency at an airport recently, whether it was in Auckland, Alaska or anywhere in between, the chances are you’ve been a customer of Travelex – the world’s largest retail foreign exchange operator. “The business most people associate us with is retail: buying and selling travel money,” says Clive Kahn, its London-based chief financial officer. This perception is understandable; after all, around 1 billion international passengers each year pass through airports

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