International Finance and Payment Methods

The overall objective of the program:

The course aims to understand the participants of the different methods of payments used in international trade and identifies them with the differences, advantages and disadvantages for both the importer and the exporter. Export and import packages will be analyzed

The program axes:

- Importance of documentary credits in international trade.
- How documentary credit works and the obligations of the parties involved
- Various methods of financing both for exports and imports.
- Fundamentals of foreign exchange markets.
- Different types of bonds and guarantees and how they work.
- different ways of managing the exchange and the country at risk.
- Examine exchange forward contracts and currency options in more detail.
- Leverage analysis, factoring and bill discounting.
- Different types of international bonds and guarantees and their mode of operation.

The detailed objectives of the program:

Trade finance denotes trade finance, and it concerns both domestic and international business transactions. A business transaction requires a seller of goods and services in addition to a buyer.
Various intermediaries such as banks and financial institutions can facilitate these transactions through trade finance. Trade finance takes the form of letters of credit (LOC), guarantees or insurance and is usually provided by intermediaries.
While the seller (or exporter) can require the buyer (importer) to prepay the shipped goods, the buyer (the importer) may wish to reduce the risk by requiring the seller to document
Goods shipped. Banks may help by offering various forms of support. For example, the importer's bank may provide a letter of credit to the exporter (or the exporter's bank) stating
Pay upon presentation of certain documents, such as a bill of lading. The exporter's bank may extend a loan (by providing funds) to the exporter on the basis of the export contract.

Other forms of trade finance can include export finance, documentary collecting, trade credit insurance, finetrading, factoring, supply chain finance, or spot financing.
Some shapes are specifically designed to supplement traditional finance.

Export finance - when the exporter's operating cycle (how long it takes to sell his inventory and collect his sales) exceeds the terms of credit granted by his trade creditors (suppliers),
The issuer has financing requirements. Export financing is needed to cover the gap between when the exporter is able to convert inventory and trade receivables into cash
And when he has to pay on his trade creditors.

Secure trade finance depends on the secure and verifiable tracking of physical risks and events in the chain between the exporter and the importer. It allows the emergence of new information and communication technologies
By developing risk mitigation models that evolved into pre-financing models. This allows for a very low down payment risk to the issuer, while maintaining the terms of the repayment credit
The normal balance of the importer and without burdening the balance sheet of the importer. With the increased flexibility and volume of business transactions, the demand for these technologies has grown.

Target Program Category :

Who want to work in import and export.

College and commercial institutes students.

Colleges and institutes of business administration students.

Who Interested in e-commerce.

Investors, office owners and capitalists.

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Registration fees : 0.00

Early registration fees : 0.00

All fees are inclusive of 15% value added tax.

The Tax number is: 310862967200003