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Get to know Cambridge Global Payments

Founded in 1992 in Toronto, Canada, Cambridge Global Payments grew to become a major player in the corporate foreign exchange and international payments industry. The company offered solutions to businesses of all sizes to help them manage their international payments and hedge against currency fluctuations. In 2017, Cambridge Global Payments was acquired by FLEETCOR Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: FLT). Subsequently, FLEETCOR consolidated its cross-border payment brands, including Cambridge, into a new, unified brand called Corpay Cross-Border. The services today continue under the Corpay brand, focusing on corporate payments, FX risk management, and mass payment solutions.

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