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Can the Collecting Bank Release the Documents to the Buyer after Sending Advice of Non-Payment?

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________ In documentary collections, things don’t always go as planned. Sometimes the buyer initially refuses to pay under a Documents against Payment (D/P) collection, only to come back the next day ready to settle and collect the goods. But what if, by then, the collecting bank has already reported the buyer’s refusal and is waiting for the remitting bank’s instructions? …

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When “All Originals” Really Means All Originals — Insurance Policies under LC

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In documentary credit practice, few phrases cause as much confusion as “all originals must be presented.” This Q&A looks at what happens when an insurance policy under LC says “3 originals issued” — and why missing even one can turn a clean presentation into a discrepancy. QUESTION Dear Mr. Old Man, We issued an LC with a condition that one …

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When the LC beneficiary is a “sister company” in Singapore: How can Bank V remain the presenting bank?

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Intro In international trade, it’s becoming increasingly common for exporters to restructure their transaction models through a “sister company” abroad — often to optimize payment flows or take advantage of tax and logistics benefits. However, when a Letter of Credit (LC) is involved, this change can create uncertainty for the bank in Vietnam: can it still examine and present the …

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When a Shipping Line Requests a General Average Deposit – What Documents Should the Bank Require for the Transfer?

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Intro In maritime transport, when a General Average (GA) situation occurs, the shipowner often requires cargo owners to contribute or advance a sum of money as security for their share of the loss. So, if a customer wishes to remit such a deposit through the bank, what documents must be collected to comply with foreign exchange regulations? The following question …

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Khi hãng tàu yêu cầu đặt cọc tổn thất chung – ngân hàng cần hồ sơ gì để chuyển tiền?

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Intro  Trong vận tải biển, khi xảy ra “tổn thất chung” (General Average), chủ tàu thường yêu cầu các chủ hàng phải đóng góp hoặc tạm ứng một khoản tiền để bảo đảm phần trách nhiệm của mình. Vậy nếu khách hàng muốn chuyển khoản đặt cọc này qua ngân hàng, thì cần nộp những chứng từ gì để tuân …

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Sanctions vs. Honour: What If the LC Has No Sanctions Clause?

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Intro In today’s trade finance world, sanctions compliance has become a minefield. Banks may find themselves caught between UCP obligations on one side and sanctions laws on the other. A recently raised a thought-provoking question — what if the LC itself says nothing about sanctions, yet the documents reveal shipment from a sanctioned port or on a sanctioned vessel? Here’s …

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Khi người hưởng LC là công ty “chị em” ở Singapore: Làm thế nào để Bank V trở thành ngân hàng xuất trình?

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Intro: Trong hoạt động xuất nhập khẩu, việc các doanh nghiệp tái cấu trúc mô hình giao dịch thông qua công ty “chị em” ở nước ngoài ngày càng phổ biến — đặc biệt khi muốn tối ưu hóa quy trình thanh toán hoặc tận dụng lợi thế về thuế và logistics. Tuy nhiên, khi liên quan đến thư tín …

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Beware of SBLC Monetization Scams

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Every now and then, banks receive strange emails promising “SBLC monetization” or “MT760 leasing deals.” They sound sophisticated, quoting SWIFT message types and big bank names—but in reality, these are well-known fraud patterns designed to lure banks or clients into sending confirmation messages that scammers later misuse. In this week’s Q&A, Ms. Woo asks about one such suspicious request. Let’s …

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When the LC Calls for a Delivery Order under Ex-Works — What’s the Catch?

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Intro: Some LCs can look perfectly fine on paper — until you notice a small but crucial detail that could turn the whole deal upside down. In this case, it’s an Ex-Works shipment tied to a Delivery Order (D/O) instead of a Bill of Lading. Sounds harmless? Not quite. Let’s unpack it.  _______ Question: Dear Mr. Old Man, Greetings. Hope …

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Invoices, Courier Receipts, Copy BLs and Dual Agents – Untangling Four LC Questions

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Intro Every so often, a single email lands with more than one tricky LC question bundled together. That happened here when Priya wrote in with four different scenarios on invoices, courier receipts, copy BLs and bills of lading with dual agents. Instead of sending four separate answers, I decided to walk through each case quickly, pointing to UCP 600 and …

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