Discusses the new roles and responsibilities of the updated parties now engaged in international trade finance Provides robust up-to-date examples including SWIFT updates and the implications of Brexit Includes check lists, guidance notes, and specific case studies and examples

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**Tarsem Bhogal **has been Principal of the Staff Training Centre, Association of Indian Banks in the UK from 1990 to August 2006. Earlier, he had been a senior faculty of an International Bank's Regional Staff Training and Development Centre in London. Bhogal set up a Regional Staff Training Centre of a public sector bank in northern India. He has been a practical banker who managed banking operations in Kenya, India and the United Kingdom, starting his banking career with The Standard Bank Limited, Nairobi, Kenya. Bhogal is a Fellow of The Institute of Financial Accountants, Fellow of the Institute of Public Accountants, Member of Chartered Management Institute and member of the Chartered Institute of Banker (now The London Institute of Banking and Finance). He is a member of the Standing Advisory Committee on Religious Education.   
****Arun Trivedi is a banker, researcher, writer, reviewer and academic. Presently he is engaged as a business design consultant and a corporate governance coach in West Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe and the Middle East for Human Capital formation organising business seminars, modular courses, mock-drills covering the behavioural sciences and providing functional knowledge in areas such as trade finance and risk management, foreign exchange, international banking, corporate governance and ethics and value system. Arun has authored books on foreign exchange and risk management, credit risk management, international trade finance and behavioural science. Arun is a member of the London Press Club and has received notable awards including Fellowship of the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), Chartered Fellowship of Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments (Chartered FCSI), Life Member, Indian Society for Training and Development and an award for services in Banking and Finance Management from the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England.

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The 21st century has witnessed swift change in every sphere of the human endeavour. Regulatory re-alignment, digitalisation and economic and political developments have contributed to paradigm shift in banking, trade, finance and the shipping industry virtually transforming the landscape. International Trade Finance is an essential tool for bankers, exporters/importers, shippers, consultants, teachers and students navigating the procedures of international trade finance. The book addresses basic topics relating to international trade including letters of credit mechanism, collections of bills, trade customs and practice. New to this revised edition, it covers SWIFT updates, supply chain system, UKEF, Blockchain technologies, the implications of BREXIT, NAFTA, Mexico, Canada and other bilateral agreements and their implications, the US sanctions, terrorist financing and anti-money laundering provisions, and a check list to control financial crime risks in trade finance. The extended metaphor of the book is that of an arm chair tour covering fundamentals to the nuances of the hard core of the subject matter and enabling the readers to deal with complicated implementation issues in a forthright and comprehensive fashion.

Zusammenfassung

The 21st century has witnessed swift change in every sphere of the human endeavour. Regulatory re-alignment, digitalisation and economic and political developments have contributed to paradigm shift in banking, trade, finance and the shipping industry virtually transforming the landscape. International Trade Finance is an essential tool for bankers, exporters/importers, shippers, consultants, teachers and students navigating the procedures of international trade finance. The book addresses basic topics relating to international trade including letters of credit mechanism, collections of bills, trade customs and practice. New to this revised edition, it covers SWIFT updates, supply chain system, UKEF, Blockchain technologies, the implications of BREXIT, NAFTA, Mexico, Canada and other bilateral agreements and their implications, the US sanctions, terrorist financing and anti-money laundering provisions, and a check list to control financial crime risks in trade finance. The extended metaphor of the book is that of an arm chair tour covering fundamentals to the nuances of the hard core of the subject matter and enabling the readers to deal with complicated implementation issues in a forthright and comprehensive fashion.

Inhalt

1. International Trade and Inherent Risks2. Services Offered by Commercial Banks3. Methods of Trade4. Foreign Exchange Rates5. Bills of Exchange, Collections, Purchasing and Discounting6. Documentary Letters of Credit7. Letters of Credit: Types8. Methods of Payment Settlement9. Financial Load Variations: Eight Types of Letters of Credit10. INCOTERMS11. Documents in Foreign Trade12. Negotiation of Documents13. Factoring and Forfaiting14. Electronic Documents (eUCP)15. Scrutiny of Documents: Procedures16. Common Irregularities in Documents17. Bank Guarantees and International Bonds18. SWIFT and Letters of Credit19. ICC DOCDEX Rules20. UK Export Finance21. Marine Insurance22. Innovative Non-traditional Finance23. BREXIT24. Blochchain Technology and Trade Finance25. Money Laundering and Sanctions