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A characteristic feature of the modern global economy is the deepening economic interdependence and increasingly closer business-to-business trade relations. The growth of international trade has been significantly supported by transaction financing mechanisms. Extensive use of traditional as well as innovative trade finance instruments, both long and short-term ones, was one of the reasons why world trade experienced a rather rapid expansion in the first decade of the 21st century. Export credit agencies have played a meaningful role in the financing international transactions. The aim of this monograph is to assess the operations of export credit agencies in the face of changes occurring in the international market.
Rok wydania | 2022 |
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Liczba stron | 110 |
Kategoria | Publikacje darmowe |
Wydawca | Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego |
ISBN-13 | 978-83-8331-045-9 |
Numer wydania | 1 |
Informacja o sprzedawcy | ePWN sp. z o.o. |
POLECAMY
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Spis treści
List of abbreviations | 7 |
Preface | 9 |
Chapter I. Theoretical foundations of trade finance | 11 |
1.1. Introduction | 11 |
1.2. Trade finance and international trade growth | 11 |
1.3. Financing export/import transactions | 15 |
1.3.1. Trade finance products | 18 |
1.3.2. Trade finance optimisation in international trade | 23 |
1.4. New solutions in transaction financing: supply chain finance | 29 |
1.4.1. Characteristics and role of supply chain finance in transaction financing | 30 |
1.4.2. Growth of supply chain finance market | 36 |
Chapter II. Organisational and functional structure of export credit agencies (ECAs) | 41 |
2.1. Introduction | 41 |
2.2. Organisational structure of ECAs | 42 |
2.3. Programmes offered by export credit agencies | 44 |
2.4. Harmonisation of the rules governing the official support to export credits | 54 |
2.4.1. International debate | 54 |
2.4.2. European Union’s role in working out homogenous terms for granting export credits | 56 |
2.4.3. OECD role in harmonising competition conditions for officially supported export credits | 61 |
Chapter III. Global assessment of export credit agencies performance | 77 |
3.1. Introduction | 77 |
3.2. Global development of export credit agencies | 77 |
3.3. Export credit agencies goals in the context of adopted organisational and functional solutions | 83 |
3.4. Competitiveness of export credit agencies | 85 |
Conclusion | 97 |
Bibliography | 99 |
List of tables | 105 |
List of figures | 107 |
Authors’ Biography | 109 |