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How do documentary collections reduce the risk for customers in export/import transactions?

Title: How do documentary collections reduce the risk for customers in export/import transactions?

Presentation (Elaboration) , 2006 , 7 Pages , Grade: 19,5/25

Autor:in: Jan Borsdow (Author)

Business economics - Trade and Distribution
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In times of globalization which implicates a strong increase of export activities, a lot of additional securities are required. There are more problems and risks while having trade activities between different countries, e.g. currencies, insurance, liability, payment and many more. Nevertheless, to reduce these risks, one of many possibilities is the using of documentary collection for a trouble free trade (special for payment issues).
This writing report covers the topic payment terms and risks with focussing at documentary collection and how it can reduce the risks for customers in export/import activities.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • Introduction
  • Documentary Collection
  • How do documentary collection reduce the risk for customers in export/import transactions
  • Conclusion
  • Sources

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This report examines the use of documentary collection as a method to mitigate risks for customers involved in export/import transactions. The focus is on understanding how this method can contribute to a smoother and more secure trade process, especially in the context of globalized markets.

  • Risks in export/import transactions
  • Benefits of documentary collection
  • Impact of documentary collection on buyer and seller risks
  • Comparison of documentary collection with other payment methods
  • Practical application of documentary collection in real-world scenarios

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

  • Introduction: This chapter introduces the concept of documentary collection as a tool for mitigating risks in international trade. It highlights the growing importance of secure payment methods in a globalized market.
  • Documentary Collection: This chapter defines documentary collection and explains its role in ensuring both payment security for the exporter and the receipt of goods as ordered by the importer. It outlines the steps involved in the process, including the use of a draft drawn by the exporter to the importer.
  • How do documentary collection reduce the risk for customers in export/import transactions: This chapter explores the specific risks that documentary collection helps to address, such as currency fluctuations, credit risk, and the risk of non-receipt of goods. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of this method for both exporters and importers.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

Documentary collection, export/import transactions, risk mitigation, payment security, globalized markets, trade finance, international business, currency fluctuation, credit risk, transport risk, fraud, advantages and disadvantages, buyer and seller perspectives.

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Title
How do documentary collections reduce the risk for customers in export/import transactions?
College
University of Queensland
Course
Export Management
Grade
19,5/25
Author
Jan Borsdow (Author)
Publication Year
2006
Pages
7
Catalog Number
V70925
ISBN (eBook)
9783638630139
Language
English
Tags
Export Management
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Jan Borsdow (Author), 2006, How do documentary collections reduce the risk for customers in export/import transactions?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/70925
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