21st Century University Core Course Series in Economics and Management---International Settlement

Author: Zhang Dongxiang
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book was compiled to meet the needs of further expansion in the scale and scope of foreign economic and trade activities after China's entry into the WTO. The textbook not only explains theories but also emphasizes the cultivation of students' practical operational skills. The main content of this book includes: basic theories of international settlement, negotiable instruments in international settlement, methods of international settlement, import and export trade matters, bank exchange and sale of foreign currency business, non-trade settlement, financing of international trade settlement, and other knowledge. It is an ideal textbook for undergraduate students of international trade and international finance to study international settlement, as well as a good supplementary book for others to learn about this subject. This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities and colleges in finance, international economics and trade, and other related fields. The entire book is divided into six parts:
Part 1: International Trade and Settlement
This part introduces the basic concepts of international settlement, the evolution of international settlement, the electronicization of international settlement, international trade terms, correspondent banks in international settlement, and SWIFT. The content of this part is the foundation of international settlement.
Part 2: International Settlement Instruments
This part systematically analyzes and introduces the credit instruments used in international settlement, specifically negotiable instruments. The main content includes the nature of negotiable instruments, rights and obligations under negotiable instruments, negotiable instrument law, types of negotiable instruments, negotiable instrument acts, and the use of negotiable instruments in international settlement.
Part 3: Basic Methods of International Settlement
This part provides a detailed introduction to trade remittances, documentary collections, and documentary credits, which are used for cross-border payments or fund transfers. It includes the business processes, basic types, trade financing, risk management, relevant international conventions, and usage contexts of various settlement methods.
Part 4: Supplementary Methods of International Settlement
This part systematically introduces three methods that supplement the basic methods in risk control and trade financing: international factoring services, forfaiting, and bank guarantees. It covers the basic functions, basic procedures, risk control, and usage contexts of these settlement methods.
Part 5: Non-Trade Settlement Methods
This part briefly introduces foreign currency exchange, non-trade remittances, clean collections and clean credits, and credit cards.
Part 6: Commercial Documents
This part analyzes the main commercial documents used in international settlement to reflect and describe the characteristics of goods, such as transport documents, insurance documents, and commercial invoices.
This book was compiled to meet the needs of further expansion in the scale and scope of foreign economic and trade activities after China's entry into the WTO. The textbook not only explains theories but also emphasizes the cultivation of students' practical operational skills. The main content of this book includes: basic theories of international settlement, negotiable instruments in international settlement, methods of international settlement, import and export trade matters, bank exchange and sale of foreign currency business, non-trade settlement, financing of international trade settlement, and other knowledge. It is an ideal textbook for undergraduate students of international trade and international finance to study international settlement, as well as a good supplementary book for others to learn about this subject. This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities and colleges in finance, international economics and trade, and other related fields. The entire book is divided into six parts:
Part 1: International Trade and Settlement
This part introduces the basic concepts of international settlement, the evolution of international settlement, the electronicization of international settlement, international trade terms, correspondent banks in international settlement, and SWIFT. The content of this part is the foundation of international settlement.
Part 2: International Settlement Instruments
This part systematically analyzes and introduces the credit instruments used in international settlement, specifically negotiable instruments. The main content includes the nature of negotiable instruments, rights and obligations under negotiable instruments, negotiable instrument law, types of negotiable instruments, negotiable instrument acts, and the use of negotiable instruments in international settlement.
Part 3: Basic Methods of International Settlement
This part provides a detailed introduction to trade remittances, documentary collections, and documentary credits, which are used for cross-border payments or fund transfers. It includes the business processes, basic types, trade financing, risk management, relevant international conventions, and usage contexts of various settlement methods.
Part 4: Supplementary Methods of International Settlement
This part systematically introduces three methods that supplement the basic methods in risk control and trade financing: international factoring services, forfaiting, and bank guarantees. It covers the basic functions, basic procedures, risk control, and usage contexts of these settlement methods.
Part 5: Non-Trade Settlement Methods
This part briefly introduces foreign currency exchange, non-trade remittances, clean collections and clean credits, and credit cards.
Part 6: Commercial Documents
This part analyzes the main commercial documents used in international settlement to reflect and describe the characteristics of goods, such as transport documents, insurance documents, and commercial invoices.