Tariffs and Customs Terms B.1.15 Flashcards
Terms and meaning from Dictionary of Tariff and Customs Terms with organization and functions of the various Offices of the Bureau of Customs.
a financial institution that accepts deposits and grants loans. Is a moneyed institute founded to facilitate the borrowing, lending and safekeeping of money. A company which loan out money of its customer, collects the interests and charges a commission to both lender and borrower
bank
export trading company an export trading company partially or wholly owned by a banking institution
bank affiliate
expenses paid by the importers to banks for any of the following services: issuance of license, advising, confirmation, negotiation, amendment, cancellation, delayed reimbursement, or outward documentary processing
bank charges
_____ _________ may be called a notifying bank, a negotiating bank. ____ __________ assumes no liability except to notify and/or transmit to the beneficiary the existence of the letter of credit. Its liability is dependent upon the stage of the negotiation. If before negotiation, it has no liability with respect to the seller but after negotiation. If before negotiation, it has no liability with respect to the seller but after negotiation, a contractual relationship will then prevail between the negotiating bank and the seller.
bank correspondent
these are in the nature of irregular deposits; they are really loans because they bear interest, and the relationship between a depositor and a bank is one of creditor and debtor, and one fiduciary in nature, in which the bank is under obligation to treat the accounts of its depositors with meticulous care and utmost fidelity.
bank deposit
written order of one bank to another to pay a person a sum of money upon demand. Is a bill of exchange drawn by a bank upon its correspondent bank, issued at the solicitation of a stranger who purchases and pays therefore. It is also defines as an order for payment of money
bank draft
a draft drawn on, and accepted, by a bank. Depending on the bank’s credit worthiness, the acceptance becomes a financial instrument which can be discounted
banker’s acceptance
a bank established through mutual consent by unaffiliated banks to provide a clearing house for financial transactions
banker’s bank
draft payable by demand and drawn by, or on behalf of, the bank itself. it is regarded as cash and cannot be returned unpaid
banker’s draft
organized like the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank, BIS is controlled by the Central Banks of the Group of 10. Members: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, and Ireland. It provides a forum where central bankers meet and consult monthly, aside from its banking, trusteeship, and agency functions
Bank for International Settlements
created in 1989 by the National Automated Clearing House Association (U.S.) to assist the banking sector in meeting financial EDI (electronic data interchange) needs of its corporate clients
banker’s EDI council
an assurance by a bank to pay the exporter up to the amount of shipped goods if the importer defaults
bank guarantee
an assurance by a bank that an importer has sufficient deposits or accounts to cover the duties, taxes, and penalty (if any), due on imported goods
bank guarantee
in shipping, it is the practice of keeping cargoes on the pier or in the vessel for loading or unloading, to avoid delay and to optimize the use of loading equipment
banking system
a promissory note issued by a bank
bank note