目录 Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Basic Concepts and Contents of International Settlement 1.1.1 Basic Concepts of International Settlement 1.1.2 Types of International Settlement 1.1.3 Basic Contents of International Settlement 1.2 Evolution of International Settlement 1.2.1 From Cash Settlement to Noncash Settlement 1.2.2 From Direct Payment to Payment Effected through a Financial Intermediary 1.2.3 From Payments under Simple Price Terms to Payments under More Complex Price Terms 1.2.4 New Tendency: Settlement through the Internet 1.3 The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) 1.4 International Payment Systems 1.4.1 Brief Introduction 1.4.2 International Clearing Systems Chapter 2 Instruments of International Settlement 2.1 An Overview of Negotiable Instruments 2.1.1 Characteristics of a Negotiable Instrument 2.1.2 Functions of Negotiable Instruments 2.2 Bill of Exchange(汇票) 2.2.1 Definition of a Bill of Exchange 2.2.2 Essentials to a Bill of Exchange 2.2.3 Parties to a Bill of Exchange 2.2.4 Acts of Bills of Exchange 2.2.5 Classification of Bill of Exchange 2.2.6 Advantages of a Bill of Exchange 2.3 Promissory Note(本票) 2.3.1 Definition of a Promissory Note 2.3.2 Characteristics of a Promissory Note 2.3.3 Essentials to a Promissory Note 2.3.4 Classification of Promissory Note 2.3.5 Parties to a Promissory Note 2.3.6 Difference between a Promissory Note and a Bill of Exchange 2.4 Cheque(支票) 2.4.1 Definition of a Cheque 2.4.2 Essentials to a Cheque 2.4.3 Features of a Cheque 2.4.4 Parties to a Cheque 2.4.5 Classification of Cheque 2.4.6 Difference between a Cheque and a Bill of Exchange Chapter 3 Payment MethodⅠ: Remittance 3.1 Outline of Remittance 3.1.1 Definition of Remittance 3.1.2 Parties to a Remittance 3.1.3 Types of Remittance 3.2 Procedure for Remittance 3.2.1 Procedure for T/T 3.2.2 Procedure for M/T 3.3.3 Procedure for D/D 3.3.4 Reimbursement Methods 3.3.5 Cancellation of the Remittance 3.3 Comparison of the T/T,M/T and D/D 3.4 Advantages and Disadvantages of Remittance 3.4.1 Advantages of Remittance 3.4.2 Disadvantages of Remittance 3.5 Function of Remittance in International Trade 3.5.1 Open Account 3.5.2 Consignment 3.5.3 Payment in Advance Chapter 4 Payment Method Ⅱ: Collection 4.1 An Overview of Collection 4.1.1 Definition of Collection 4.1.2 The Nature and Application of a Collection 4.1.2 Parties to Collection 4.1.3 Types of Collection 4.2 Documentary Collection Practice 4.2.1 Procedure of Documentary Collection 4.2.2 Collection Application Form and Order 4.2.3 Uniform Rules for Collection 4.3 Risk Protection and Financing under Collection 4.3.1 Risks Involved 4.3.2 Notes,Tips,and Cautions 4.3.3 Financing under the Collection Chapter 5 Payment Method Ⅲ: L/C 5.1 An Overview of L/C 5.1.1 Definition of L/C 5.1.2 Characteristics of L/C 5.1.3 International Rules and Customs for L/C 5.1.4 Contents and Form of L/C 5.1.5 Parties Involved in an L/C 5.2 Types of L/C 5.2.1 According to whether Accompanied by Commercial Documents 5.2.2 According to whether Confirmed by Another Bank 5.2.3 According to the Mode of Availability 5.2.4 Straight L/C 5.2.5 Anticipatory L/C 5.2.6 Transferable L/C 5.2.7 BacktoBack L/C 5.2.8 Revolving L/C 5.2.9 Reciprocal L/C 5.2.1 0Travelers L/C 5.3 Procedures of Documentary L/C 5.3.1 Issuance 5.3.2 Amendment 5.3.3 Utilization and Settlement 5.4 Risks under L/C and Protection 5.5 Financing under L/C 5.5.1 Financing Provided to the Exporter 5.5.2 Financing Provided to the Importer 5.6 Introduction to UCP600 Chapter 6 Other Methods of International Settlement 6.1 Banks Letter of Guarantee(L/G) 6.1.1 Definition of L/G 6.1.2 Parties to An L/G 6.1.3 Types of L/G 6.1.4 Procedure of L/G 6.1.5 Contents of L/G 6.1.6 Differences between L/G and L/C 6.2 Standby L/C 6.2.1 Definition of Standby L/C 6.2.2 Characteristics and Types of Standby L/C 6.2.3 Differences between Standby L/C and L/ C 6.2.4 Differences between Standby L/C and L/ G 6.3 International Factoring 6.3.1 Definition of International Factoring 6.3.2 Parties to International Factoring 6.3.3 Types of International Factoring 6.3.4 Procedures of International Factoring 6.3.5 Application of International Factoring 6.3.6 Advantages of International Factoring 6.3.7 Compassion between International Factoring and Traditional Payment Method 6.4 Forfaiting 6.4.1 Definition of Forfaiting 6.4.2 Characteristics of Forfaiting 6.4.3 Parties to Forfaiting 6.4.4 Procedure of Forfaiting 6.4.5 Advantages and Disadvantages of Forfaiting 6.4.6 Difference between Factoring and Forfaiting Chapter 7 Documents Used in International Settlement 7.1 Documents 7.2 Invoice 7.2.1 Commercial Invoice 7.2.2 Other Invoice 7.3 Transport Documents 7.3.1 Marine Bill of Lading 7.3.2 Sea Waybill 7.3.3 Airway Bill 7.3.4 Railway Bill 7.4 Insurance Documents 7.4.1 Insurance Policy 7.4.2 Insurance Certificate 7.5 Other Documents 7.5.1 Packing List 7.5.2 Certificate of Origin 7.5.3 Inspection Certificate 7.5.4 Export License 7.6 Documents Examination and Disposal of Discrepancies 7.6.1 Documents Examination 7.6.2 Documents Checklists 7.6.3 Disposal of Discrepancies Chapter 8 Nontrade Settlement 8.1 Nontrade Settlement 8.2 Overseas Chinese Remittance 8.3 Travelers Cheque 8.3.1 Definition of Travelers Cheque 8.3.2 Parties to a Travelers Cheque 8.3.3 Procedures of Travelers Cheque Transaction 8.3.4 Advantages of the Travelers Cheque 8.4 Credit Card 8.4.1 Definition of Credit Card 8.4.2 Parties to a Credit Card 8.4.3 Procedure of Credit Card 8.4.4 Function of Credit Card 附录Ⅰ CDCS考试 跟单信用证专家(Certified Documentary Credit Specialist,CDCS)考试 模拟题 附录Ⅱ UCP600中文版 参考文献
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