Sanctions and Embargoes
Sanctions and Embargoes are powerful tools employed by countries and international organizations to influence the behavior of other nations.
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How a Letter of Credit (L/C) Works?
When an importer arranges a Letter of Credit (LC), the exporter gains assurance of payment upon presenting compliant documents.The issuing
Common Mistakes in Drafting a Letter of Credit (MT700) – Part 1
Documentary credit practice often presents complex challenges. In many cases, Letters of Credit are issued with wording that fails to
Why Banks Still Hesitate to Engage in Project Finance Using Cryptocurrency
The Challenge While digital assets continue to transform global finance, most banks still hesitate to engage in Project Finance using
Carbon Credit: The Currency of a Greener Planet
As climate change accelerates, the world needs a measurable way to value emission reduction. Out of this necessity, the carbon
New Published OECD Country Risk Classifications
OECD released its latest update of the Country Risk Classifications on 10 October 2025, providing revised assessments of country credit
An Ultimate Guide to the Different Guarantees
Introduction Securities and Guarantees are vital in contractual relationships. They protect parties from risk and ensure performance. From banking to
SINGAPORE: Where East and West Negotiate the Future
Singapore journey from a modest fishing village to a global trade hub began in 1819, when Sir Stamford Raffles established
Green Finance: How Sustainability Is Redefining Global Project Funding
The global economy is shifting toward sustainability. As climate awareness deepens, Green Finance has emerged as a critical model for
Belt and Road Initiative in 2025: From Silk Road Revival to Green and Digital Expansion
The Belt and Road Initiative is a global development strategy by China to enhance trade and infrastructure across Asia, Europe,
Consortium vs Joint Venture vs SPV: A Comprehensive Guide
Defining the Three Structures In large-scale projects, collaboration between multiple companies often takes one of three legal and organizational forms:
When the Gun Replaced the Bow: The Legal Gap of AI in Global Trade
A Tale of Disruption Centuries ago, in a small hunting tribe, justice hinged on skill with a bow and arrow.
