DCW Monthly: December 2024
We’re thrilled to share the newest edition of DCW’s premium monthly content. This month’s highlights include: * Five
In 2012, Professor James E. Byrne identified six emerging trends affecting the continued value and profitability of LCs. In their capacity as DCW Editorial Advisory Board members, experienced practitioners offer commentary
Looking back at Professor James E. Byrne's 6 predictions for LCs in 2012 - see how they hold up.
The transition from UCP to ISP that revolutionized trade in Japan.
U.S. Bankruptcy law and letters of credit fit uneasily together since each set of laws generally ignores the other.
From Concept to Adoption: the genesis and global impact of ISP98 in international banking law & practice.
Unpublished work by Prof. Byrne examines ISP98 Rule 1.04's impact and particular rules, crucial for standby agreement stakeholders.
Learnings and reflections from the Kuvera Resources v. JPMorgan Chase appeal from 2023.
Dave Meynell and Gary Collyer discuss the suitability of ISP98 standby rules for current trade practices.
Alignment between UK Electronic Trade Documents Act 2023 and MLETR. Criteria for electronic trade document reliability, the Act's impact on eUCP, and systems for digitising trade.
Explore ISP98's evolution and global impact on standby LCs - 25 years on. Discover its unique features, comparisons with UCP 600 & URDG 758, and the challenges users face.
ISP98 Rule 1.02: Relationship to Law and Other Rules
Gain full access to analysis, cases, eBooks and more with a DCW Free Trial