How a Sight Letter of Credit works (Letter of Credit)
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- The workflow of a Sight Letter of Credit involves the Importer (Applicant), Issuing Bank, Advising Bank and Exporter (Beneficiary) in diagrams and animation.
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Under the method of payment of Documentary Credit also known as Letter of Credit - we have 2 types which is Sight and Usance. This video specifically looks at How a Sight Letter of Credit works in International Trade.
This video is a step by step workflow of what happens after the Exporter and Importer have entered into a sales contract & the Importer applies for a Letter of Credit with the Issuing Bank. This video also addresses the definition of a Letter of Credit.
Letter of Credit (LC) is an undertaking of payment given by the Importer's Bank to the Exporter for a specified sum provided the Exporter ships out the goods and present the required compliant documents by a predetermined deadline. Hence LC is a tool used to reduce the risk of non-payment and is a fundamental component of international trade. LC is governed by a set of guidelines called the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 600), which is issued by the International Chamber of Commerce.
What is important to note about Letter of Credit is strict compliance with documentary requirements. In the video, you will note that the Exporter needs to check the LC with the sales contract to see if the terms both documents match. As well as the Advising Bank (Nominated Bank) & Issuing Bank have to check the documents forwarded by the Exporter that it complies with the LC.
This video is designed to provide those operating within International Trade: Exporters, Importers, Bankers & Insurers, Freight forwarders and Carriers an opportunity to broaden their understanding of Sight Letter of Credit in International Trade.
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This video was produced by
1. Mr. Billy Fong Goon Poy, ACIB, MITD, Master Trainer
2. Ms Sook Ling, Online Content Creator
Tradelinks Resources conducts public training programs for the following International Trade courses in Malaysia
1. Incoterms 2010
2. Letters of Credit
3. Bills of Lading - Correct Preparation To Avoid Rejection by Banks
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Hi wheee can I find the clip of LC usance , can u share me the link
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2:44 - 'Predetermined Deadline' (Sight Bill) or in the determinable future (Term Bill).
A wonderful training video. Much easier than a traditional training book.
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Your presentation regarding LC procedure is very simple and above all easy to understand. Request you to prepare more videos on types of LC.
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thanks your explication it was accurate as exporter and importer both of don't encounter any risk for their transaction that's why letters of credit has less risk than others
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One thing I wonder, should the applicant deposit the payment in the issuing bank's account before issuing the LC ?? I mean, does the importer deposit the money in advance or it deposits the the payment after the whole mechanism takes place??
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keep it up. pls do one on the types of LCs pls.
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Please make a video on Usance Sales Contract , How can we make this contract.
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how to do if the exporter sent wrong products or broken product to the importer ???
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❤ Please explain confirmed LC process
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Very Good Job... THANKS.... JUST NEED USANCE LC OPERATION... WAITING
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What happens if the importer fails to pay the issuing bank? Great presentation though
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If the payee is a trust is it recommended that the drawee be the organization or the name of the ceo?
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Thanks a lot it is very useful lecture, so is lc applicable to Cif contracts only?
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Do you have training video about SCLC?
useful video
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What are the banks turnaround times on each process... I.e, how long do they usually take to approve the LC and how long do they take to send docs to the issuing bank.
Is there anyway that we can communicate directly?
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Hi where is can see usance LC explanation
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I am an active seller of goods, manufacturer.
We no longer use letter of Credit. It is a complete waste of time for well educated employees.
Nomi banks are complete A-holes and charge you for mistakes.
Many times you have to issue a Original B/L.
Only 3rd world countries that has no trust in their own system would use such wasteful way of transacting payment.
These days, if you are well known and have a good reputation. You can ask for 50% at order, balance against documents.
And use seaway bill.
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how about the usance?
Can you tell us how can we find buyer in international market because there are many froudr in the market
Is advising bank also termed as negotiating bank ?
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Can you please share the video about how an Usance Letter of Credit works
thanks for your comment! i'll add that topic to my list of videos to produce
Do you have a usuance LC works?
Can you send presentation
What is cover letter?
Hello,
I have client. My client insists LC At sight means at LC released after goods arrived at destination port. While me I insist LC at sight means Lc release after seller bank surrendered all the shipping docs to Buyers bank. Can you give me some advise? Thanks, Michale
Yeah, avoid this kind of client, it's a old trick where when the product arrives at the port, they claim there is a problem with the product and they demand a huge discount, and if you don't pay, the product is stuck there without a buyer. My advice is tell them politely that you're afraid of the potential risk and they can meet you half way or you'll take your business somewhere else, to which they'll probably give up because they might have been trying to cheat you the entire time