The answer is C.

For Australian investors holding mainly AUD, multi-currency margin financing can make accessing US stocks much more convenient. If you have AUD 20,000 and USD 0, you can purchase a US stock without first manually converting your AUD into USD. The trade can be supported through USD financing, allowing you to stay invested without interrupting your trading flow.

What makes this especially useful is the flexibility: you can choose when to convert currencies and, with the end-of-day currency conversion repayment feature enabled, eligible settled funds may be automatically used to reduce outstanding currency borrowings.

In short, multi-currency financing gives investors greater flexibility, smoother access to global markets, and more efficient management of different currencies.

@Tiger_AU [哇塞]

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