Methods of Payment Flashcards

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What is the Payment Risk look like?
(Top to bottom pyramid)

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  • Consignment.
  • Open account.
  • Draft payment.
  • Documentary credit.
  • Cash in advance.
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What is Open account?

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  • More use with domestic type businesses.
  • All it is:
    Price = $100 CAD DDP your warehouse
    Term of Payment = net 30 (you owe me the full amount in 30 days).
    2/10 net 30 is you get 2% discount is you pay me in 10 days out of the 30 days.
  • Basis for granting credit by checking history.
  • Factoring as an option.
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What is Factoring?

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  • Selling to some or all foreign accounts receivable to a third party.
  • Minimize risk of getting paid.
  • Done usually by small companies with small accounts.
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What is Letter of Credit?

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For the buyer/importer:
- Helps ensure that order will be delivered under all conditions stipulated (Time, Quality, Quantity).

For the seller/exporter:
- Help ensure the buyer (has the money to pay & will pay if all conditions are met).
- Can be used to obtain short-term financing required to fill the order.

  • Based on the legitimacy of the document.
  • The L.o.C. will have conditions, which the bank of the buyer is going to issue a L.o.C. to the seller’s bank stating that the buyer has the funds to pay.

-The l.o.c. will say « My company has bought x amount of the product from this seller, and it will arrive on x day ».

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What is negative of Letter of Credit?

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  • There are fees.
  • If the conditions are altered the fixing is complexed.
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What is the Documentary Credit?

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  • Written undertaking by a bank. (Issuing Bank).
  • Given to the Seller (Beneficiary).
  • At the request and in accordance with the Buyer’s (Applicant) instructions.
  • To effect payment at sight or at term up to a stated amount.
  • Against stipulated documents within a prescribed time limit.
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What is the difference between insurance and facturing?

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  • Fracturing you get your money sooner.
  • Insurance you might not get your money back.
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