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£59.00
The ICC Guide to Uniform Rules for Bank Payment Obligations provides a practical walk through of a BPO transaction - explaining the interplay between standards, technology platforms and the ICC rules.
Written by David Hennah, the Guide suggests how the BPO might be used to support a range of customer value propositions to support international transactions. A must-read for supply-chain finance professionals.
£26.00
For almost 80 years, the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits have governed letter of credit transactions worldwide.
Often lauded as the most successful set of private rules for trade ever developed, UCP 600 contains important new provisions in the fields of transport, insurance and compliance. The revised rules - which came into force in 2007 - also provide greater clarity on the meaning of key terms used in documentary credit transactions, such as “honour” and “negotiation”.
Should be used by practitioners in conjunction with the revised International Standard Banking Practice.
£18.00
In 1993 the ICC undertook a review of the Uniform Rules for Collections and these revised rules, which represent the culmination of the revision work, were drafted by international experts drawn from the private sector who have worked in ICC Commissions over the last two years.
The review covered changes in collection procedures, technology, and laws and regulations, both national and international.
These revised rules and their unanimous adoption by members of the ICC Banking Commission, which has a wide international representation, are a source of pride to us all, and the extensive and fruitful international consultation.
£25.00
The ISP 98 - International Standby Practices is a new set of rules and best practice for users of standby letters of credit. Even though standby letters of credit have similarities with commercial letters of credit and other financial instrument, there are significant differences in scope and practice. The ISP 98 reflects a careful distillation of practices from a wide range of standby users - bankers, traders, rating agencies and regulators. Use for all standby transactions, including bid bonds, insurance standbys and advance payment bonds.
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