Conducting business in global markets has become easy since the mid-twentieth century due to simple and secured management of financial resources for the companies. The regional and global financial markets had turned vulnerable after the second World-War due to domestic inflation, declining exports, unstable foreign exchange rates, low purchasing power parity of countries, and increasing commercial rates of interest. This chapter addresses the role of international financial organizations in managing the balance of payment and the balance of trade paradoxes. This chapter explains how to develop crucial strategies to protect the financial interest of companies during market uncertainties by using financial and arbitrage strategies. This strategy framework helps managers to tailor financial portfolios, options, and equity management strategies. This chapter offers a discipline for thinking rigorously and systematically about managing financial strategies during market uncertainties.