Introduction to Letters of Credit (LCs): Understanding what LCs are, their purpose, and their benefits in international trade.

Types of LCs: Learning about different types of LCs, such as Revocable, Irrevocable, Confirmed, and Unconfirmed LCs.

Key Terminology: Familiarizing with the terminology used in LC transactions.

Parties Involved: Identifying the roles and responsibilities of the various parties involved in an LC transaction.

Issuing and Managing LCs: Understanding the process of issuing, amending, and negotiating LCs.

Required Documents: Knowing the documents required for LC transactions and how to prepare them.

Compliance Requirements: Learning about the compliance requirements, including UCP 600 and ISBP guidelines.

Avoiding Discrepancies: Best practices for preparing documents to avoid common mistakes and discrepancies.

Handling Disputes: Procedures for handling disputes and resolving issues that may arise during the LC process.

Understanding Letters of Credit: Learn the purpose and importance of letters of credit in international trade.

Drafting Letters of Credit: Gain skills in drafting letters of credit, ensuring they meet the requirements of all parties involved.

Document Preparation: Learn how to prepare and present supporting documents to avoid discrepancies.

Discrepancy Management: Understand how to handle discrepancies and resolve issues that arise during the letter of credit process.

Drafts and Payments: Learn about the use of drafts (promissory notes) and how they facilitate payments in trade transactions.

Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with international rules and standards, such as UCP 600 and eUCP.

Risk Management: Understand how letters of credit and drafts mitigate risks in international trade.

Practical Application: Apply knowledge through real-world scenarios and case studies to solidify understanding.

Options available for international trade.

Terminology, structure, dynamics and content of a letter of credit.

Importance of the purchasing contract in creating a workable L/C.

UCP 600- the rules for letters of credit.

Types of letters of credits.

Bills of exchange (Drafts).

The roles of drafts in conjunction with letters of credits

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