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Trade Finance, Letters of Credit and Bank Guarantees

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Why Attend?

Securing company’s assets while transacting with local and international customers is critical for the success and sustainability of a business. In this course, you will learn how to properly transact with foreign companies to support your topline without sacrificing your assets and financial stability. You will also learn how to negotiate with trade counter-parties to secure favorable commercial terms.

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Financial controllers, procurement professionals, financial analysts, business development managers, financial managers, management accountants, business analysts and treasury professionals.

Trade finance

  • What is trade finance?
  • Exporter and importer conflicting goals
  • Risks involved
    • Product and manufacturing
    • Transport
    • Commercial
    • Adverse business
    • Political
    • Currency
    • Financial
  • Participants in international trade transactions
  • Terms of payments
  • Critical questions in selecting terms of payment
  • Shipping documents
  • Shipping terms
  • Documentary collection
  • Documentary credit
  • International trade issues

Banking facilities and services for exporters and importers

  • Overdraft facilities
  • Negotiation with banks
  • Bills advance
  • Documents presented
  • Factoring
  • Loan against imports
  • Trust receipt facilities
  • Export credit insurance

Contractual relationship between contract parties

  • Buyer versus seller
  • Applicant versus issuing bank
  • Issuing bank versus beneficiary
  • Issuing bank, advising bank and beneficiary
  • Issuing bank, confirming bank and beneficiary
  • Beneficiary versus negotiating bank

Letters of credit

  • Transferable credit
  • Back to back credit
  • Red clause credit
  • Revolving credit
  • Standby credit
  • Accounting treatment
  • Disadvantages of the letter of credit
  • Letter of credit discrepancies
  • Terms of sale and delivery

Letters of bank guarantee

  • Tender guarantee
  • Advance payment guarantee
  • Performance guarantee
  • Warranty bond
  • Retention guarantee
  • Accounting treatment

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