Financing of International trade

The potential for losses or other negative effects on a business due to political changes or instability in a country.

Risks that arise from the operations of a business, such as changes in demand or supply, competition, and exchange rates.

Changes in the value of one currency relative to another, which can affect the cost of imports and exports.

Limits set by a government on the amount of a product that can be imported.

The credit worthiness or reputation of a company or individual for repaying debts.

A payment method where the buyer pays the seller before the goods are shipped.

: A method of trade where goods are shipped to a buyer without immediate payment, and the buyer is trusted to pay later.

Government restrictions on the movement of foreign currency in and out of the country.

A method of trade where the exporter retains ownership of the goods until they are sold by the importer.

A written order for payment, used in international trade to instruct one party to pay a specific amount to another party.