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. The latest negotiation date may not necessarily be the L/c expiry date. For example, the latest negotiation date can be July 31, 2001 or 15 days after the date of shipment, whichever comes first. In case the L/c does not stipulate the latest negotiation date, it is within 21 days after the date of issuance of the transport documents, but on or before the L/c expiry date.
Expiry Date and Place
The expiry date and place is the last day of validity of the credit and the place allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents for payment, acceptance or negotiation. In case the validity of an L/c is stated in a period of time, for example "this credit is valid for three months" or "this credit is available for two months" or "this credit is good for one month", but does not specify the date from which the time is to run, its validity starts from the issuance date of L/c by the issuing bank. The bank normally discourages stating the L/c validity in a period of time. In case the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date falls on a day on which the bank is closed for reasons not incl
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Having discussed how to secure paymet in Letter of credit
in an earlier article (Letter of Credit - How to Secure Your Payment, Beware of Potential Traps in L/C Payment), let's look at some key terminology associated with Letter of Credit (L/c)
Irrevocable Letter of Credit
An irrevocable letter of credit cannot be amended or cancelled without the consent of the issuing bank, the confirming bank (if any), and the beneficiary. The payment is guaranteed by the bank if the credit terms and conditions are fully met by the beneficiary. The words "irrevocable documentary credit" or "irrevocable credit" may be indicated in the L/c.
Irrevocable and Without Recourse Letter of Credit
The irrevocable letter of credit received from an advising bank may be indicated as "irrevocable and without recourse documentary credit". The words "without recourse" mean that the advising bank will not be able to recover the money paid to the beneficiary in case the issuing bank does not pay the advising bank.
Revocable Letter of Credit
A revocable letter of credit can be amended or cancelled by the issuing bank at any time without the consent of the beneficiary, often at the request and on the instructions of the applicant (buyer). There is no security of payment in a revocable letter of credit. The words "this credit is subject to cancellation without notice", "revocable documentary credit" or "revocable credit" usually are indicated in the L/c. Obviously, this type of L/c is highly risky from the beneficiary point of view.
Confirmed Irrevocable Letter of Credit
An irrevocable letter of credit opened by an issuing bank whose authenticity has been confirmed by an advising bank (usually a prime world bank) and where the advising bank has added its confirmation to the credit is known as confirmed irrevocable letter of credit. The words "we confirm the credit and hereby undertake ..." or "we add our confirmation to this credit and hereby undertake ..." normally are included in the L/c. An exporter whose method of payment is a confirmed irrevocable L/c is assured of payment even if the importer or the issuing bank defaults. The confirmed irrevocable L/c is particularly important from buyers in a country which is economically or politically unstable. In a confirmed letter of credit, the exporter or the importer pays an extra charge called the confirmation fee, which may vary from bank to bank within a country. The fee usually is added to the exporter's account. The exporter may indicate in the sales contract that the confirmation fee and other charges outside the seller's country are on the buyer's account.
Unconfirmed Irrevocable Letter of Credit
An irrevocable letter of credit opened by an issuing bank but not confirmed by an advising bank (usually a prime world bank) is known as an unconfirmed irrevocable letter of credit. The promise to pay comes from the issuing bank only, unlike in a confirmed irrevocable L/c where both the issuing bank and the advising bank promise to pay the beneficiary.
Restricted Negotiable Letter of Credit
In a restricted negotiable letter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is restricted to a specific nominated bank.
Freely Negotiable Letter of Credit
In a freely negotiable letter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is not restricted to a specific bank, any bank can be a nominated bank as long as the bank is willing to pay, to accept draft(s), to incur a deferred payment undertaking, or to negotiate the L/c. The words "this credit is not restricted to any bank for negotiation" or "this credit may be negotiated at any bank", or similar words, may be indicated on the L/c.
Revolving Letter of Credit
When a letter of credit is specifically designated "revolving letter of credit", the amount involved when utilized is reinstated or replenished. In other words, once supply has been made and beneficiary receives payment for the shipment, the L/c amount becomes available again without issuing another L/c and usually under the same terms and conditions. The revolving L/c is used for regular shipment of a large quantity over a period of time (several months).
Latest Negotiation Date
The latest negotiation date is the last day of the period of time allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents to the bank. The latest negotiation date may not necessarily be the L/c expiry date. For example, the latest negotiation date can be July 31, 2001 or 15 days after the date of shipment, whichever comes first. In case the L/c does not stipulate the latest negotiation date, it is within 21 days after the date of issuance of the transport documents, but on or before the L/c expiry date.
Expiry Date and Place
The expiry date and place is the last day of validity of the credit and the place allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents for payment, acceptance or negotiation. In case the validity of an L/c is stated in a period of time, for example "this credit is valid for three months" or "this credit is available for two months" or "this credit is good for one month", but does not specify the date from which the time is to run, its validity starts from the issuance date of L/c by the issuing bank. The bank normally discourages stating the L/c validity in a period of time. In case the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date falls on a day on which the bank is closed for reasons not inclu
Five Most Important Factors to Ensure Successful Reverse AuctionsNearly every time we engage a new client, their first question is, “What should we purchase with a reverse auction?” In order to answer this question, we must first analyze the organization’s unique spending history and upcoming purchases. To achieve a successful reverse auction, we must answer the following questions:1) What exactly do you want?
2) When exactly do you need it?
3) Exactly how many do you want?
4) Where exactly do you need it?
5) Who exactly do you intend to invite to bid?An accurate answer to the first question is probably the most difficult to obtain, but also the most important. If you can’t give your vendors a precise description of the product or service you want, then you are not likely to be able to purchase that item/service successfully using a reverse auction. This is especially true for services. However, if you are able to clearly outline all the details
lled by the issuing bank at any time without the consent of the beneficiary, often at the request and on the instructions of the applicant (buyer). There is no security of payment in a revocable letter of credit. The words "this credit is subject to cancellation without notice", "revocable documentary credit" or "revocable credit" usually are indicated in the L/c. Obviously, this type of L/c is highly risky from the beneficiary point of view.
Confirmed Irrevocable Letter of Credit
An irrevocable letter of credit opened by an issuing bank whose authenticity has been confirmed by an advising bank (usually a prime world bank) and where the advising bank has added its confirmation to the credit is known as confirmed irrevocable letter of credit. The words "we confirm the credit and hereby undertake ..." or "we add our confirmation to this credit and hereby undertake ..." normally are included in the L/c. An exporter whose method of payment is a confirmed irrevocable L/c is assured of payment even if the importer or the issuing bank defaults. The confirmed irrevocable L/c is particularly important from buyers in a country which is economically or politically unstable. In a confirmed letter of credit, the exporter or the importer pays an extra charge called the confirmation fee, which may vary from bank to bank within a country. The fee usually is added to the exporter's account. The exporter may indicate in the sales contract that the confirmation fee and other charges outside the seller's country are on the buyer's account.
Unconfirmed Irrevocable Letter of Credit
An irrevocable letter of credit opened by an issuing bank but not confirmed by an advising bank (usually a prime world bank) is known as an unconfirmed irrevocable letter of credit. The promise to pay comes from the issuing bank only, unlike in a confirmed irrevocable L/c where both the issuing bank and the advising bank promise to pay the beneficiary.
Restricted Negotiable Letter of Credit
In a restricted negotiable letter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is restricted to a specific nominated bank.
Freely Negotiable Letter of Credit
In a freely negotiable letter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is not restricted to a specific bank, any bank can be a nominated bank as long as the bank is willing to pay, to accept draft(s), to incur a deferred payment undertaking, or to negotiate the L/c. The words "this credit is not restricted to any bank for negotiation" or "this credit may be negotiated at any bank", or similar words, may be indicated on the L/c.
Revolving Letter of Credit
When a letter of credit is specifically designated "revolving letter of credit", the amount involved when utilized is reinstated or replenished. In other words, once supply has been made and beneficiary receives payment for the shipment, the L/c amount becomes available again without issuing another L/c and usually under the same terms and conditions. The revolving L/c is used for regular shipment of a large quantity over a period of time (several months).
Latest Negotiation Date
The latest negotiation date is the last day of the period of time allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents to the bank. The latest negotiation date may not necessarily be the L/c expiry date. For example, the latest negotiation date can be July 31, 2001 or 15 days after the date of shipment, whichever comes first. In case the L/c does not stipulate the latest negotiation date, it is within 21 days after the date of issuance of the transport documents, but on or before the L/c expiry date.
Expiry Date and Place
The expiry date and place is the last day of validity of the credit and the place allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents for payment, acceptance or negotiation. In case the validity of an L/c is stated in a period of time, for example "this credit is valid for three months" or "this credit is available for two months" or "this credit is good for one month", but does not specify the date from which the time is to run, its validity starts from the issuance date of L/c by the issuing bank. The bank normally discourages stating the L/c validity in a period of time. In case the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date falls on a day on which the bank is closed for reasons not incl
CRM Business RelationshipA business relationship is different from any other kind of relationship, being a personal or a social relationship. However, to understand what a business relationship means, it is necessary to identify what a relationship is.A relationship is according to the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary “a connection between things”. A different definition is that it “is a memory of past interactions”. Both definitions say something about a relationship even though that they do not say exactly the same. However, the definitions do not differ between business relationships and personal relationships, which is important because there is a different objective between the two kinds of relationships. Therefore, a business relationship can be defined as:“A bond based on a rational objective, which is to do business with each other”.However, as the interaction between the two actors increases, a certa
buyers in a country which is economically or politically unstable. In a confirmed letter of credit, the exporter or the importer pays an extra charge called the confirmation fee, which may vary from bank to bank within a country. The fee usually is added to the exporter's account. The exporter may indicate in the sales contract that the confirmation fee and other charges outside the seller's country are on the buyer's account.
Unconfirmed Irrevocable Letter of Credit
An irrevocable letter of credit opened by an issuing bank but not confirmed by an advising bank (usually a prime world bank) is known as an unconfirmed irrevocable letter of credit. The promise to pay comes from the issuing bank only, unlike in a confirmed irrevocable L/c where both the issuing bank and the advising bank promise to pay the beneficiary.
Restricted Negotiable Letter of Credit
In a restricted negotiable letter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is restricted to a specific nominated bank.
Freely Negotiable Letter of Credit
In a freely negotiable letter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is not restricted to a specific bank, any bank can be a nominated bank as long as the bank is willing to pay, to accept draft(s), to incur a deferred payment undertaking, or to negotiate the L/c. The words "this credit is not restricted to any bank for negotiation" or "this credit may be negotiated at any bank", or similar words, may be indicated on the L/c.
Revolving Letter of Credit
When a letter of credit is specifically designated "revolving letter of credit", the amount involved when utilized is reinstated or replenished. In other words, once supply has been made and beneficiary receives payment for the shipment, the L/c amount becomes available again without issuing another L/c and usually under the same terms and conditions. The revolving L/c is used for regular shipment of a large quantity over a period of time (several months).
Latest Negotiation Date
The latest negotiation date is the last day of the period of time allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents to the bank. The latest negotiation date may not necessarily be the L/c expiry date. For example, the latest negotiation date can be July 31, 2001 or 15 days after the date of shipment, whichever comes first. In case the L/c does not stipulate the latest negotiation date, it is within 21 days after the date of issuance of the transport documents, but on or before the L/c expiry date.
Expiry Date and Place
The expiry date and place is the last day of validity of the credit and the place allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents for payment, acceptance or negotiation. In case the validity of an L/c is stated in a period of time, for example "this credit is valid for three months" or "this credit is available for two months" or "this credit is good for one month", but does not specify the date from which the time is to run, its validity starts from the issuance date of L/c by the issuing bank. The bank normally discourages stating the L/c validity in a period of time. In case the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date falls on a day on which the bank is closed for reasons not incl
How to Save Big Bucks in Purchasing High Quality Stock PhotosPictures and graphics are one of the most important elements that a company uses to create brand awareness and communicate its message. Ever wonder where those images come from? The general term for these images is “stock photos” and the evolution of digital photography has caused a revolution within the stock photo industry. In our business of selling trade show displays and designing graphics for these displays we are constantly challenged with how to develop a graphical message that is suitable for trade show graphics. Trade show graphics are considered large format printing and it has its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to finding high resolution photos that when printed look presentable. Many of you have probably taken an old 35 mm picture and blown it up to a poster size graphic only to see the quality deteriorate that it only looks good when your fifteen feet away. Imagine taking
etter of credit, the authorization from the issuing bank to pay the beneficiary is not restricted to a specific bank, any bank can be a nominated bank as long as the bank is willing to pay, to accept draft(s), to incur a deferred payment undertaking, or to negotiate the L/c. The words "this credit is not restricted to any bank for negotiation" or "this credit may be negotiated at any bank", or similar words, may be indicated on the L/c.
Revolving Letter of Credit
When a letter of credit is specifically designated "revolving letter of credit", the amount involved when utilized is reinstated or replenished. In other words, once supply has been made and beneficiary receives payment for the shipment, the L/c amount becomes available again without issuing another L/c and usually under the same terms and conditions. The revolving L/c is used for regular shipment of a large quantity over a period of time (several months).
Latest Negotiation Date
The latest negotiation date is the last day of the period of time allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents to the bank. The latest negotiation date may not necessarily be the L/c expiry date. For example, the latest negotiation date can be July 31, 2001 or 15 days after the date of shipment, whichever comes first. In case the L/c does not stipulate the latest negotiation date, it is within 21 days after the date of issuance of the transport documents, but on or before the L/c expiry date.
Expiry Date and Place
The expiry date and place is the last day of validity of the credit and the place allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents for payment, acceptance or negotiation. In case the validity of an L/c is stated in a period of time, for example "this credit is valid for three months" or "this credit is available for two months" or "this credit is good for one month", but does not specify the date from which the time is to run, its validity starts from the issuance date of L/c by the issuing bank. The bank normally discourages stating the L/c validity in a period of time. In case the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date falls on a day on which the bank is closed for reasons not incl
The Exciting Circle Of Success Brings Success In The Internet Home BusinessA statistic shows that only 5 % of those, who have started in internet home business will succeed. Why? My opinion is, that these people have just done their homework before they have started their promotions and the losers, the 95 %, have rushed to advertise their programs without knowing, what they are doing.Based on my over 20 years experience in the marketing management, I have learnt that there are just 4 rules, which a person has to follow to build up his own Circle Of Success for his internet home business. These rules are not difficult but must be done in the disciplined order.1.Find The Winning Team.The researches show that the most important success factor of an individual is the people, with whom he spends most of his life. The family, pals, school, sport team, company or an internet home business society. This is a simple reason, why it is extremely important to
. The latest negotiation date may not necessarily be the L/c expiry date. For example, the latest negotiation date can be July 31, 2001 or 15 days after the date of shipment, whichever comes first. In case the L/c does not stipulate the latest negotiation date, it is within 21 days after the date of issuance of the transport documents, but on or before the L/c expiry date.
Expiry Date and Place
The expiry date and place is the last day of validity of the credit and the place allowed by the letter of credit for the presentation of documents for payment, acceptance or negotiation. In case the validity of an L/c is stated in a period of time, for example "this credit is valid for three months" or "this credit is available for two months" or "this credit is good for one month", but does not specify the date from which the time is to run, its validity starts from the issuance date of L/c by the issuing bank. The bank normally discourages stating the L/c validity in a period of time. In case the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date falls on a day on which the bank is closed for reasons not including the acts of God, strikes, riots, civil commotions, lockouts, insurrections, wars or any other causes beyond the bank's control, the expiry date and/or the latest negotiation date is extended to the succeeding first day on which the bank is opened. Such extension, however, does not extend the latest date of shipment.
Latest Shipment
The latest shipment---latest date of shipment or last date for shipment---is the last day of the period of time allowed by the letter of credit for shipment, dispatch or taking in charge.
Transferable Letters of Credit
A letter of credit can be transferable or non-transferable. The L/c usually indicates "transferable" in the case of a transferable credit. In the absence of such indication, the L/c is deemed to be non-transferable. In a transferable letter of credit, the first beneficiary (the exporter) may request the paying, accepting or negotiating bank to make the credit available in whole or in part to one or more second beneficiary or beneficiaries. The second beneficiary can be another exporter, trader or manufacturer. The L/c is expressly designated "transferable" by the issuing bank on instructions of the applicant. The letter of credit that was transferred or made available to the second beneficiary is known as the transferred credit. The bank that makes the transfer is known as the transferring bank.
Non-transferable Letter of Credit
In a non-transferable letter of credit, the beneficiary cannot transfer the credit to other beneficiary. The L/c usually indicates "non-transferable" or "not transferable. " Even if such indication in not there, the L/c is deemed to be non-transferable.
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