International Settlement

Author: Fang Shihua
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is specifically compiled for the teaching needs of finance, banking, accounting, foreign trade, and other professional programs at vocational and technical colleges. It can also serve as a learning and reference resource for foreign trade, banking personnel, and a broad range of economic workers. During the writing process, the book strives to break away from the operational limitations and mixed-use models of similar textbooks for undergraduate and vocational education. It reflects novelty, completeness, standardization, scientificity, practicality, and operability in its system, structure, and content, achieving a balance between maturity and innovation while ensuring the textbook has an appropriate degree of foresight and forward-thinking. The book incorporates the latest research findings and practical changes in international settlement, explaining specific issues in conjunction with the new editions of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits and the Uniform Rules for Collection issued by the International Chamber of Commerce. It also includes sample documents such as bills of exchange, letters of credit, and documents in international settlement to enhance practicality. Additionally, to achieve better teaching outcomes, each chapter includes learning objectives, chapter summaries, key concepts and ideas, and basic exercises, emphasizing practical training and operability.
□ Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 Overview of International Settlement
Chapter 2 Negotiable Instruments in International Settlement
Chapter 3 Settlement Methods Based on Commercial Credit
Chapter 4 Settlement Methods Based on Bank Credit (Part I)
Chapter 5 Settlement Methods Based on Bank Credit (Part II)
Chapter 6 Documents in International Trade Settlement
Chapter 7 Handling Specific Issues in International Trade Settlement

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