Free Download Demand Guarantees and Standby Letter of Credit - An Overview
Published 9/2023
Created by Anwesha Sengupta, CITF, CAIIB
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 37 Lectures ( 2h 34m ) | Size: 957 MB
Types & Uses in International Trade | URDG 758 & ISP 98 - Main Points | Clauses & Examples | Related SWIFT Messages
What you'll learn
Handle a Guarantee/ SBLC desk job confidently by understanding the various types, categories, process flows and life cycle of Guarantees/ SBLCs
Understand URDG 758 and ISP 98 - Main points
How to use Safeguard clauses while drafting Guarantees/ SBLC wordings
Use of Category 7 SWIFT messages in Guarantees/ SBLCs
More than 100 questions to evaluate your understanding
Requirements
Basic knowledge of trade finance
Description
Demand guarantees and standby letter of credit are crucial instruments which are used in international trade finance. It is very important to know the concepts behind these instruments for correct and effective usage in international contracts and business. This course starts from the very basics and provides all the relevant information needed to handle the guarantee/SBLC trade desk. It also provides all the essential information for handling consulting assignments for business analysts.It covers not only the theoretical knowledge but also the practical aspects like how to use safeguard clauses in the guarantee wordings to avoid wrongful claims. It also discusses how SWIFT messages are used in guarantees and standby letter of credit, the related message types and message and guarantee examples.This course also has more than 100 questions so that you can evaluate your understanding on the subject.This course is the best choice to begin learning about guarantees and SBLCs and can be used as a stepping stone for certifications like Certificate for Specialists in Demand Guarantees (CSDG).Ideal for-Bankers handling trade finance deskBusiness Analysts/ ConsultantsAspirants of CSDGCourse Content-IntroductionWhat is guarantee and Standby Letter of Credit?Key features of Guarantee and Standby letter of credit Parties in a demand guarantee and Standby letter of creditICC Rules for guarantees and Standby letter of creditProcess flow of a demand guaranteeProcess flow of a Standby letter of creditBroad Categories of Guarantees/ SBLCsIndependent/Unconditional/Demand Guarantees and Dependent/Conditional/ Accessory/ Suretyship GuaranteesDirect Guarantees/SBLC and Indirect/ Counter Guarantees and Confirmed SBLCsPayment Guarantees and Performance GuaranteesExport related Guarantees and Import related GuaranteesTypes of Guarantees and Process Flow and Sample ClausesBid BondPerformance GuaranteeAdvance Payment GuaranteeRetention Money Guarantee and Warranty GuaranteePayment GuaranteeChronology of Guarantees in a contractOther types of GuaranteesBrief summary of URDG 758 and ISP 98URDG 758 Article 1 - Article 14URDG 758 Article 15 - Article 33ISP 98 RulesComparisonsComparison between SBLC and demand guaranteeComparison between SBLC and Letter of CreditComparison between Letter of Credit and GuaranteeDrafting of SBLC/Guarantee - Safeguard ClausesMandatory information to be includedVariation of value - Reduction in payment guarantee/SBLCVariation of value - Reduction in advance payment guarantee/SBLCVariation of value - Increase in performance guarantee/SBLCOperative Event/ Date of a Guarantee/ SBLCEvergreen/ Auto Renewal ClauseOperational Steps of issuing a bank guarantee/ SBLCSWIFT Messages used in Guarantees and SBLCsRelevant Message TypesRecent changes in MT 760 StructureExamples of Guarantee and SBLCExample of a Performance GuaranteeMT 700: Example of a Standby Letter of CreditMT 760: Example of a Standby Letter of CreditPractice Test
Who this course is for
Business Consultants/ Bankers handling trade finance desk
Students of International Trade
CSDG Aspirants
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