30 Nov 2017
On 27 September 2017, in partnership with the CCI & Caux training center, NASSER MERABET provided training on international payments and guarantees
On 27 September 2017, in partnership with the CCI & Caux training center, NASSER MERABET provided 7 hours training on international payments and guarantees.
One of the course objectives was to raise the participants’ awareness of certain special issues related to international trade, including export financing, international terms of payment and payment instruments such as documentary remittance, international factoring, SWIFT wire transfers, etc.
This training course also focused on how to make safer commercial transactions for companies, by collecting information about their business partners’ reputation on the market; including the right clauses into their international contracts; and using guarantee schemes such as first-demand guarantees, standby letters of credit, irrevocable letters of credit or tools to hedge foreign exchange risks. As part of the training, NASSER MERABET addressed the following topics:
The origins of international trade (Introduction)
How to collect information on business partners’ reputation International payments
A quick reminder on international terms of payment
A quick reminder on two key banking law concepts: bill of exchange Vs. promissory note
Export financing
Documentary remittance
International factoring
International wire transfers
Provision of security and comfort letters
First-demand guarantees
Standby letters of credit
Irrevocable letters of credit
Spot exchange Vs. forward exchange transactions
Insurance contracts
Contract clauses
Main differences between Common Law and Civil law systems
One of the course objectives was to raise the participants’ awareness of certain special issues related to international trade, including export financing, international terms of payment and payment instruments such as documentary remittance, international factoring, SWIFT wire transfers, etc.
This training course also focused on how to make safer commercial transactions for companies, by collecting information about their business partners’ reputation on the market; including the right clauses into their international contracts; and using guarantee schemes such as first-demand guarantees, standby letters of credit, irrevocable letters of credit or tools to hedge foreign exchange risks. As part of the training, NASSER MERABET addressed the following topics:
The origins of international trade (Introduction)
How to collect information on business partners’ reputation International payments
A quick reminder on international terms of payment
A quick reminder on two key banking law concepts: bill of exchange Vs. promissory note
Export financing
Documentary remittance
International factoring
International wire transfers
Provision of security and comfort letters
First-demand guarantees
Standby letters of credit
Irrevocable letters of credit
Spot exchange Vs. forward exchange transactions
Insurance contracts
Contract clauses
Main differences between Common Law and Civil law systems
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