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DCW Monthly: December 2024
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ISBP
11 articles
DCW Feature
Notable Chinese Supreme People's Court Cases Involving Application of ISBP
Letter of credit cases can reveal a great deal about how the industry's practice rules and standards are viewed and interpreted by the courts.
DCW Updates
Charting the Future of ISBP 821: Three Ways Forward
ISBP Revision talks heat up on on Day 1 of ICC Commission Annual Meeting on 9 April 2024
DCW Information Digest
A Blueprint for the Next ISBP
David Meynell and Gary Collyer offer a preview of what the ISBP 821 revision process might look like, including fixing gaps and additional digitalisation enhancements.
DCW Updates
ICC Briefing Takes Up Handling of Certificates under UCP600
Prompted by the perceived lack of general awareness of ISBP 821 provisions for handling certificates, the ICC Banking Commission addressed “Handling of Certificates under Documentary Credits subject to the UCP 600” in Technical Advisory Briefing No. 8 (TAB-8).
DCW Conference Report
2023 ICC Banking Commission Technical Meeting 24-25 October 2023: Executive Summary
Summary takeaways from the ICC Banking Commission Technical Meeting
DCW Updates
ICC Prepares Alignments of ISBP745, eRules
Following its decision to initiate a six-month review of all 140 ICC Opinions issued since formulation of ISBP745 in 2013
DCW Updates
ICC Technical Advisory Briefing No. 1 (TAB-1) - on Non-Documentary Conditions
The ICC Banking Commission released its “Technical Advisory Briefing No. 1” on the topic of Non-Documentary conditions in Documentary Credits subject to UCP 600.
DCW Updates
Additional ICC Technical Advisory Briefing Topics Identified
Following the release of TAB-1, the ICC announced three future TABs for 2023 and beyond.
July / August 2016
UCP600 Revision: A Tune-Up Opportunity for this Old Vehicle Called the “Letter of Credit”
Letters of credit have been around for decades, probably since the 19th Century or earlier. We are now in the
