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procedure for making a claim a claim will arise when any of the risks insured under the policy materialises if an overseas buyer goes insolvent the
procedure for taming a policy an intending exporter should fill in a proposal form no 12 1 available with all ecgc offices and submit it to the
basic principles of ecgc operation there are two basic principles on which ecgc worksi spread of risks an exporter is required to insure all the
construction works policy construction works policy has been designed to indian contractor who executes a civil construction job abroad this policy
services policy when indian firms render services to foreign parties they would be exposed to payment risks similar to those involved in export of
specific policies contracts for export of capital goods or projects for construction works and for rendering services abroad are insured by ecgc on
standard policiesthe ecgc has designed four types of standard policies to provide cover for shipment made on short-term crediti shipments
types of cover issued by ecgc the covers issued by ecgc can be broadly divided into four groupsi standard policies issued to exporters to protect
organisation covering credit risk there are 40 organization providing cover for credit risk the worldover they are all member of union international
meaning of credit risk competition in foreign markets is keener than in the domestic market overseas customers are sought after by exporter from
introduction export business has become very complex and highly risky insolvency rate is on the increase balance of payment difficulties have
objectiveafter studying this unit you should be able to1 explain the meaning of credit risk2 describe various types of policies issued by
recent developments in export financing as stated earlier offer of attractive credit terms is a crucial factor in winning export contracts hence
role of export import bank export-import bank of india was set up in 1982 for the purpose of financing facilitating and promoting foreign trade of
deferred credit facilities export of goods on deferred payment terms can be financed under suppliers credit or buyer credit let us first understand
exports under deferred payments you have learnt that all export proceeds must be surrendered to an authorised dealer within 180 days from the date
post-shipment credit in foreign currency the exporters have the option of availing of export credit at the post-shipment stage either in rupee or in
post-shipment export credit guarantee and export finance guarantee past-shipment finance given to exporters by banks through purchase negotiation or
advance against retention money banks grant advances against retention money which is payable within one year from the date of shipment the advances
advance against undrawn balances in some of the export business it is the trade practice that the bills are not drawn for the full invoice value of
advance against export incentives advances against the export incentives are given at the pre-shipments tags as well as the post shipment stage
advance against goods sent on consignment sometimes exports are affected on consignment basis in such condition payment is receivable subject to sale
advance against bills sent on collection post-shipment finance is granted against bills sent on collection basis in the following situationsi when
purchase discount of foreign bills purchase or discount facilities in respect of export bills drawn under confirmed export contracts are generally
negotiation of export documents under letters of credit where the exports are under letter of credit arrangements the banks will negotiate the