基本信息 书名:国际结算 定价:39.00元 作者:王瑛,杨碧琴,张玉荣 著 出版社:清华大学出版社 出版日期:2016-07-01 ISBN:9787302439691 字数:445000 页码:293 版次:1 装帧:平装 开本:16开 商品重量: 编辑推荐 本书实用性强,是双语的有机融合,与跟单信用证专家资格认证考试接轨。 内容提要 国际结算是研究不同国家当事人之间因各种往来而发生的债权债务经由银行来办理清算的一门实用学科。该课程旨在使学生了解和掌握从事涉外经济以及金融工作所必需的国际间债权债务结算知识。本书根据国际贸易与结算相关新惯例、规则,借鉴国外原版教材,立足于教学内容本土化,是一本能够反映当前国际结算领域发展前沿和满足本科教学实际需要的《国际结算》课程双语教材。 本书通过对国际结算的基本理论、基本操作和国际惯例的讲解,使学生对国际结算知识有系统全面的了解和认识,并能较熟练地进行各种实际业务操作。本书以银行为中心的结算体系为主线,以国际结算的主要研究对象(国际结算的主要工具、方法、相关单据及具体的单据业务)为内容,同时增加了CDCS考试介绍与复习指导。 本书适用于高等院校金融学、国际经济与贸易及其他经管类专业的专业课教学,也可作为涉外企事业单位相关工作从业人员的继续教育参考用书。 目录 Chapter 1Introductio1.1Basic Concepts and Contents of International Settlement1.1.1Basic Concepts of International Settlement1.1.2Types of International Settlement1.1.3Basic Contents of International Settlement1.2Evolutioof International Settlement1.2.1From Cash Settlement to Noncash Settlement1.2.2From Direct Payment to Payment Effected througha Financial Intermediary1.2.3From Payments under Simple Price Terms to Paymentsunder More Complex Price Terms1.2.4New Tendency: Settlement through the Internet1.3The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)1.4International Payment Systems1.4.1Brief Introductio1.4.2International Clearing SystemsChapter 2Instruments of International Settlement2.1AOverview of Negotiable Instruments2.1.1Characteristics of a Negotiable Instrument2.1.2Functions of Negotiable Instruments2.2Bill of Exchange(汇票)2.2.1Definitioof a Bill of Exchange2.2.2Essentials to a Bill of Exchange2.2.3Parties to a Bill of Exchange2.2.4Acts of Bills of Exchange2.2.5Classificatioof Bill of Exchange2.2.6Advantages of a Bill of Exchange2.3Promissory Note(本票)2.3.1Definitioof a Promissory Note2.3.2Characteristics of a Promissory Note2.3.3Essentials to a Promissory Note2.3.4Classificatioof Promissory Note2.3.5Parties to a Promissory Note2.3.6Difference betweea Promissory Note and a Bill of Exchange2.4Cheque(支票)2.4.1Definitioof a Cheque2.4.2Essentials to a Cheque2.4.3Features of a Cheque2.4.4Parties to a Cheque2.4.5Classificatioof Cheque2.4.6Difference betweea Cheque and a Bill of ExchangeChapter 3Payment MethodⅠ: Remittance3.1Outline of Remittance3.1.1Definitioof Remittance3.1.2Parties to a Remittance3.1.3Types of Remittance3.2Procedure for Remittance3.2.1Procedure for T/T3.2.2Procedure for M/T3.3.3Procedure for D/D3.3.4Reimbursement Methods3.3.5Cancellatioof the Remittance3.3Comparisoof the T/T,M/T and D/D3.4Advantages and Disadvantages of Remittance3.4.1Advantages of Remittance3.4.2Disadvantages of Remittance3.5Functioof Remittance iInternational Trade3.5.1OpeAccount3.5.2Consignment3.5.3Payment iAdvanceChapter 4Payment Method Ⅱ: Collectio4.1AOverview of Collectio4.1.1Definitioof Collectio4.1.2The Nature and Applicatioof a Collectio4.1.2Parties to Collectio4.1.3Types of Collectio4.2Documentary CollectioPractice4.2.1Procedure of Documentary Collectio4.2.2CollectioApplicatioForm and Order4.2.3Uniform Rules for Collectio4.3Risk Protectioand Financing under Collectio4.3.1Risks Involved4.3.2Notes,Tips,and Cautions4.3.3Financing under the CollectioChapter 5Payment Method Ⅲ: L/C5.1AOverview of L/C5.1.1Definitioof L/C5.1.2Characteristics of L/C5.1.3International Rules and Customs for L/C5.1.4Contents and Form of L/C5.1.5Parties Involved iaL/C5.2Types of L/C5.2.1According to whether Accompanied by Commercial Documents5.2.2According to whether Confirmed by Another Bank5.2.3According to the Mode of Availability5.2.4Straight L/C5.2.5Anticipatory L/C5.2.6Transferable L/C5.2.7BacktoBack L/C5.2.8Revolving L/C5.2.9Reciprocal L/C5.2.10Travelers L/C5.3Procedures of Documentary L/C5.3.1Issuance5.3.2Amendment5.3.3Utilizatioand Settlement5.4Risks under L/C and Protectio5.5Financing under L/C5.5.1Financing Provided to the Exporter5.5.2Financing Provided to the Importer5.6Introductioto UCP600Chapter 6Other Methods of International Settlement6.1Banks Letter of Guarantee(L/G)6.1.1Definitioof L/G6.1.2Parties to AL/G6.1.3Types of L/G6.1.4Procedure of L/G6.1.5Contents of L/G6.1.6Differences betweeL/G and L/C6.2Standby L/C6.2.1Definitioof Standby L/C6.2.2Characteristics and Types of Standby L/C6.2.3Differences betweeStandby L/C and L/ C6.2.4Differences betweeStandby L/C and L/ G6.3International Factoring6.3.1Definitioof International Factoring6.3.2Parties to International Factoring6.3.3Types of International Factoring6.3.4Procedures of International Factoring6.3.5Applicatioof International Factoring6.3.6Advantages of International Factoring6.3.7CompassiobetweeInternational Factoring and TraditionalPayment Method6.4Forfaiting6.4.1Definitioof Forfaiting6.4.2Characteristics of Forfaiting6.4.3Parties to Forfaiting6.4.4Procedure of Forfaiting6.4.5Advantages and Disadvantages of Forfaiting6.4.6Difference betweeFactoring and ForfaitingChapter 7Documents Used iInternational Settlement7.1Documents7.2Invoice7.2.1Commercial Invoice7.2.2Other Invoice7.3Transport Documents7.3.1Marine Bill of Lading7.3.2Sea Waybill7.3.3Airway Bill7.3.4Railway Bill7.4Insurance Documents7.4.1Insurance Policy7.4.2Insurance Certificate7.5Other Documents7.5.1Packing List7.5.2Certificate of Origi7.5.3InspectioCertificate7.5.4Export License7.6Documents Examinatioand Disposal of Discrepancies7.6.1Documents Examinatio7.6.2Documents Checklists7.6.3Disposal of DiscrepanciesChapter 8Nontrade Settlement8.1Nontrade Settlement8.2Overseas Chinese Remittance8.3Travelers Cheque8.3.1Definitioof Travelers Cheque8.3.2Parties to a Travelers Cheque8.3.3Procedures of Travelers Cheque Transactio8.3.4Advantages of the Travelers Cheque8.4Credit Card8.4.1Definitioof Credit Card8.4.2Parties to a Credit Card8.4.3Procedure of Credit Card8.4.4Functioof Credit Card附录ⅠCDCS考试跟单信用证专家(Certified Documentary Credit Specialist,CDCS)考试模拟题附录ⅡUCP600中文版参考文献 作者介绍
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