International Settlement (Second Edition)

Author: Ying Chengmin, Di Delin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The globalization of the economy and the advancement of modern logistics have drawn increasing attention to international settlement activities in a broader range of fields. This book is a theoretical monograph on international settlement, covering topics such as an overview of international settlement, theories and practices of negotiable instruments, international exchange, methods of international trade settlement, practical aspects of international trade settlement, and drafts and invoices in international trade settlement. It is suitable for reference and study by professionals in international trade-related fields. International settlement is a crucial practical course that must be mastered by those working in international finance and trade. With the rapid development of international financial and trade activities, the means of settlement have become increasingly refined, and international settlement conventions have been continuously updated. In particular, over the past decade, with the rapid progress of regional economic integration and global economic integration, the establishment of the World Trade Organization, and the growth of China's market economy and the improvement of economic legislation, the economic and legal environment of international settlement has undergone significant changes. This book systematically elaborates on the theory and practice of international settlement, taking into account this new economic and legal environment. The authors strive to reflect the essence of the new laws and conventions related to international settlement, ensuring the completeness and systematic nature of the theory while making the content clear and concise. They emphasize the practicality of the material while avoiding overly detailed procedural documents, balancing trade and banking operations, and discarding outdated practices.