16 hours of extensive training
5 modules on the updated curriculum
Effective management of letters of credit
Simple payment plans with instalments
Personalised classroom & online learning opportunities
What we will be covering
Upcoming sessions
What is a letter of credit
LC transaction flow step by step
Roles: applicant, beneficiary, banks
LC versus other payment methods
Key LC terminology and jargon
Revocable and irrevocable LCs
Confirmed and unconfirmed LCs
Transferable and back-to-back LCs
Standby and revolving LCs
Sight versus time or usance LCs
Selecting the right LC type
Overview of all 39 UCP 600 articles
Key articles governing document examination
Complying versus non-complying presentations
UCP 600 versus eUCP for electronic LCs
ISBP 821 as a companion standard
Common UCP 600 misapplications
Commercial invoice requirements under LC
Packing list and weight certificate rules
Bill of lading types and endorsement
Bill of exchange drafting and checking
Insurance document requirements
Certificate of origin compliance
What constitutes a discrepancy under UCP 600
Common invoice and transport document errors
Late presentation and expiry date issues
Discrepancy notice drafting and timelines
Waiver of discrepancies by applicant
Preventing discrepancies before submission
Credit risk and country risk in LCs
Document fraud and forgery indicators
Non-payment risk and mitigation tools
AML, KYC, and sanctions compliance
SWIFT MT 700 message overview
Regulatory obligations for banks and traders
LC issuance instruction to settlement flow
Full document scrutiny and sign-off
Discrepancy notice and resolution steps
Stakeholder communication and reporting
Digital and blockchain-based LC trends
Certification knowledge check: 60 MCQs
At course completion, you will master
1
Understand the fundamentals of letters of credit and their role in international trade finance
2
Develop the ability to understand and apply UCP-600 requirements to transactions using letters of credit
3
Identify the parties involved in a letter of credit transaction and the process of issuing and amending letters of credit
4
Explore the different types of letters of credit, including sight LCs and usance LCs
5
Understand the essential paperwork needed for letter of credit transactions, including the bill of lading, packing list, and commercial invoice
Overall ratings by our students
The Letter of Credit Certification in Saudi Arabia showcases one's expertise in the export-import business. Banks are solely concerned with the LC contract, not the sale contract (UCP 600, Article 4). The money is raised on the documents, and not on the delivery of the goods (Article 5 UCP 600) in all types of LCs.
Our training course is meant for professionals looking to gain knowledge about uniform customs and practices for documentary credits. It is ideal for the following professionals:
1) Bankers
2) Business Analysts/Consultants of trade finance
3) Students in international trade
4) Businessmen in the export-import domain
5) Professionals working in trading organisations
Our course curriculum includes:
1. Types of letters of credit
2. Documentation requirements
3. UCP 600 rules
4. Risk management
5. Compliance
6. International trade finance
There are no specific prerequisites for enrolling in our training course.
Some of the in-demand finance trade jobs available in the Saudi Arabia region are as follows:
1. Trade Finance Specialist
2. Business Analyst
3. Finance Business Partner
4. Foreign Trade Officer
5. Credit Analyst
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