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Having completed this lesson, you should now understand how letters of credit and the required documentation are communicated between the buyer, seller and involved banks. In addition, with the growth of the internet the ICC has adapted its letter of credit guidelines to the changes in business by authoring the eUCP. | Having completed this lesson, you should now understand how letters of credit and the required documentation are communicated between the buyer, seller and involved banks. In addition, with the growth of the internet the ICC has adapted its letter of credit guidelines to the changes in business by authoring the eUCP. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:41, 27 May 2009
Summary
Having completed this lesson, you should now understand how letters of credit and the required documentation are communicated between the buyer, seller and involved banks. In addition, with the growth of the internet the ICC has adapted its letter of credit guidelines to the changes in business by authoring the eUCP.