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Bharatbook.com is proud to announce the new report “International Trade & Pre-Export Finance 2nd Edition” (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=1112).

The second edition of the best-selling International Trade Finance: A Practitioner’s Guide is structured as a detailed and practical guide to established and emerging techniques in successful trade finance. Across 9 chapters it explains the practical issues involved in the successful application of modern trade finance practices. Interest areas: trade finance, commodity finance, pre-export finance, emerging markets, structured finance.

Introduction

The second edition of this practical book is the invaluable guide to successful trade finance. The book will help the practising trade financier and those seeking entrance into this field of finance to overcome problems encountered and understand the merits of this type of financing.

Across nine chapters it details practical issues involved in the successful use of trade finance techniques including:

ECA financing,

guarantees,

LCs,

standby LCs,

structured LC transactions,

trade finance and pre-export financing,

forfaiting,

countertrade,

tolling, and

fraud detection and avoidance.

The new edition features expanded coverage of structured trade finance, and details ten simple methods to avoid fraud. There are also a number of standard documentation specimens including a variety of letters of credit, forfaiting terms, and escrow agreements.

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The research report “Trade and Project Finance in Emerging Markets” (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=1125) provides the…..

Trade and Project Finance in Emerging Markets

Payment techniques, financing procedures, complex procedures, guarantees, credit insurance, supranational financing bodies and risk management, this book is an invaluable companion to all financiers, developers and equipment suppliers. Interest areas: trade finance, project finance, commodity finance, forfaiting, countertrade, export finance

Introduction

“… A valuable and highly informative reference volume.” International Commerce Commentary

This guide to financing both trade and projects in emerging markets was written by Michael Rowe, author of the best-selling Letters of Credit. Numerous regional case studies provide a practical insight into how to best avoid the pitfalls of payment and credit arrangements in complex yet ill-defined regulatory environments. Detailing payment techniques, financing procedures, complex procedures, guarantees, credit insurance, supranational financing bodies and risk management, this book is an invaluable companion to all financiers, developers and equipment suppliers.

For more information kindly visit : http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=1125

Bharatbook.com is proud to announce the new report “International Trade & Pre-Export Finance 2nd Edition” (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=1112).

The second edition of the best-selling International Trade Finance: A Practitioner’s Guide is structured as a detailed and practical guide to established and emerging techniques in successful trade finance. Across 9 chapters it explains the practical issues involved in the successful application of modern trade finance practices. Interest areas: trade finance, commodity finance, pre-export finance, emerging markets, structured finance.

Introduction

The second edition of this practical book is the invaluable guide to successful trade finance. The book will help the practising trade financier and those seeking entrance into this field of finance to overcome problems encountered and understand the merits of this type of financing.

Across nine chapters it details practical issues involved in the successful use of trade finance techniques including:

ECA financing,

guarantees,

LCs,

standby LCs,

structured LC transactions,

trade finance and pre-export financing,

forfaiting,

countertrade,

tolling, and

fraud detection and avoidance.

The new edition features expanded coverage of structured trade finance, and details ten simple methods to avoid fraud. There are also a number of standard documentation specimens including a variety of letters of credit, forfaiting terms, and escrow agreements.

For more information kindly visit : http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=1112

Following recent hikes in oil, gas, copper and wheat prices, commodities have once again come to the focus of the investment community and the average person on the street. What affects the supply of oil? How important is weather for grain prices? Why have copper prices skyrocketed? Is it worth investing in commodities? How can I hedge my commodity price risk?

Commodity Trade and Finance looks at the economics of key commodity groups, including energy, agriculture and metals. It examines the supply/demand fundamentals of several major and minor commodities, physical characteristics, production an consumption patterns, trade flows and pricing mechanisms. It also covers, in brief, the main tools used to hedge price risk, such as futures, options and swaps.

Outline and Contents:

Section 1: Energy

Energy economics

Oil history

Oil pricing

Gas

Steam coal

Section 2: Metals

Iron, cooking coal & steel

Copper

Aluminium

Minor base metals

Section 3: Agriculture

Economics of agriculture

Grains & oilseeds

Softs: coffee, sugar, cocoa

Fruits, vegetables & livestock

Forest & paper

Each chapter will contain information on

Physical characteristics

Main producers and consumers

Main exporters and importers

Physical market organisation (pricing, agents, contract types, etc.)

Why you should purchase this book:

It puts together a wealth of information for all key commodities, together with economic analysis

It offers an indispensable reference text for those who are interested in commodities, or about to embark in a relevant career and want a solid academic background in the area.

It is written in non-technical, easily readable language, suitable for all audiences.

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