国际结算（英文版·第二版）许南-chapter1 Introduction.pptxVIP

IntroductionInternational SettlementChapter 1 1 Introduction 目录CONTENTSDefinition and Contents of International Settlement1.1Classification of International Settlement 1.2Emergence and Development of International Settlement1.3Role of Banks in International Settlement1.4Related International Customs and Practices1.5The Banking Network in International Settlement1.6 1.1Definition and Contents of International Settlement1.1.1 Definition of International Settlement1.1.2 Main contents of International Settlement 1.1.1 Definition of International SettlementInternational settlement is defined as financial activities conducted among different countries in which payments are effected or funds are transferred from one country to another, in order to settle accounts, debts, claims and etc. emerged in the course of political, economic or cultural contacts among them. 1.1.2 Main contents of International SettlementA negotiable instrument is an instrument the titles on which can be transferred easily from one party to another , which is a kind of financial documents.drawer drawee payee(1) Negotiable instruments: There are three parties to a negotiable instrument: 1.1.2 Main contents of International Settlement(2) Payment methodsTraditional payment methods: Remittance, collection , letter of credit.Other payment methods: Standby letter of credit, guarantee, international factoring and international forfaiting.(3) DocumentsCommercial documents: Invoices, Weight List, Packing List, Measurement List.Transport documents: Marine Bill of Lading, Airway Bill, Railway Bill, Post Receipt, Courier ReceiptInsurance documents: Insurance Policy and Insurance Certificate.Official documents: Import License, Export License, Customs Invoice, Certificate of Origin, Inspection of Certificate Issued by Government Organizations. 1.2Classification of International Settlement 1.2.1 International Cargo Trade Settlement1.2.2 International Service Trade Settlement1.2.3 International Non-trade Settlemen