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1、国际结算理论与实务 （Theories and Practices of International Settlements ）,主讲人：李颖 山东大学经济学院金融系 联系方式：,Reference books 国际结算第四版，苏宗祥，2009，中国金融出版社； 国际结算，秦定，2010，清华大学出版社； 国际结算：理论实务案例，蒋琴，2007，清华大学出版社。,Examination,Exercises in class （20%）,Final tests In English（80%）,International Settlement,Overview,Chapter1: Introduc
2、tion On Fundamentals In International Settlements,Chapter2: Banks Clearing System In international Settlements,International Settlement,Core part,Chapter3: Financial Instruments used in International Settlements,Chapter4: Mercantile documents used In International Settlements,Chapter5: International
3、 Settlement Methods,International Settlement,extension,Chapter6: L/G and Stand-by L/C,Chapter7: Financing methods In International Settlements.,Chapter8: Bank Letters in International Settlement,Chapter 1 Introduction on Fundamentals in International Settlements,Definition International payments or
4、international settlements are financial activities conducted among different countries in which payments are effected or funds are transferred from one country to another in order to settle accounts, debts, etc., emerged in the course of political, economic or cultural contacts among them.,spot paym
5、ent payment between different cities international payment.,International Settlement,contents,International trade： visible trade and invisible trade,Financial transactions,Payment between governments,International Settlement,Objectives Characteristics of evolution: cash settlement to transfer settle
6、ment and transaction of documents; Banks became the center in the international settlement at the end of 18th century; From payments under simple price terms to payments under more complex price terms;,safe,quick,convenient,Chapter 1 Introductions on Fundamentals in International Settlements,compute
7、rization SFNB,1996, USA; Entrium Direct Bankers,1990,1998,International Settlement,Communication means,Mail: Letter, registered letter, express delivery letter,Cable or Telex,Network: SWIFT,Chapter 1 Introductions on Fundamentals in International Settlements,SWIFT: society for worldwide interbank fi
8、nancial telecommunications, a computerized international telecommunications system that, through standardized formatted messages, rapidly processes and transmits financial transactions and information among its members around the world.,Chapter 1 Introductions on Fundamentals in International Settle
9、ments,Services provided by SWIFT: FIN (Financial Application) IFT (Interbank File Transfer) Procedures of message flow: An appropriate SWIFT message type is selected, prepared, addressed and released by the sender to the SWIFT network via the banks SWIFT interface; The message is then sent to the se
10、nders local SWIFT Regional Processor;,Chapter 1 Introductions on Fundamentals in International Settlements,The input Regional Processor forwards the SWIFT message to a Slice Processor; If the message is properly formatted, it is sent to the Receivers local SWIFT Regional Processor; The output Region
11、al Processor then sends the message to the receiver.,Chapter 1 Introductions on Fundamentals in International Settlements,Types of messages: 10 types Characteristics of SWIFT: Quick and cheap; Secure and reliable; Standardized forms. Signatures,Credit instruments,Mercantile documents,Chapter 1 Intro
12、ductions on Fundamentals in International Settlements,Classification of settlement methods 基于商业信用的结算（Settlement on commercial credit）汇款（Remittance），对应着预付货款（payment in advance）和赊销（open account，O/A） ；托收（Collection ） 基于银行信用的结算（Settlement on bank credit）信用证（letter of credit，L/C ） ；银行保函（ bank guarantee ）
13、,Chapter 1 Introductions on Fundamentals in International Settlements,payment in advance: provides greatest security for the seller and greatest risk for the buyer; requires that the buyer have a high level of confidence in the ability and willingness of the seller to deliver the goods as ordered. o
14、pen account, O/A，provides the least risk for the buyer and the greatest risk for the seller.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,1. Reasons for the establishment of banks clearing system objective reasons subjective reasons 2. components (1) global business web system branch
15、es correspondent bank: a bank having direct connection or friendly service relations with another bank.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Bank letter： a sample Agency agreements: a sample control documents: lists of specimen of authorized signatures: for authentication of
16、the messages, letters, remittances, letters of credit, etc. telegraphic test keys: code arrangements that enable the banks to receive cables from other banks to verify the authenticity of cables or telexes. SWIFT authentic key: for authenticating messages transmitted through SWIFT; terms and conditi
17、ons.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Services provided by correspondents: Collecting checks, drafts, and other credit instruments; Making loan or investments as agents for their customer banks; Making credit investigation of firms that borrow in the open market; Providin
18、g banks with foreign exchange facilities, including commercial and travelers checks; Providing banks with funds/loans in case of need.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,(2) global foreign exchange transferring system nostro account: due from account, the foreign currency a
19、ccount of a major bank with the foreign banks abroad to facilitate international payments and settlements. Vostro account: due to account, the account held by a bank on behalf of a correspondent bank.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,From the point of view of a Chinese ba
20、nk, a nostro account is our banks account in the book of an overseas bank denominated in foreign currency; and a vostro account is an overseas banks account with our bank denominated in RMB.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements, funds transferring system in China Intra-city t
21、ransfer between different banks; Intra-bank transfer between different cities; Inter-bank transfers between different cities. USD foreign exchange system: FEDWIRE: a fund transfer system operated nationwide in the USA by the Federal Reserve System to transfer funds from one financial institution to
22、another with an account balance held with the Fed.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Real-time gross settlement system: usually operated by central banks, in which each payment order is settled immediately upon its entry into the system in its entire (gross) amount.,Chapte
23、r 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Procedures of Fed Wire: A payer gives an instruction to a bank in which the payer has an available balance; The paying bank passes instructions on to the Fed to move value from the banks reserve balance account to the reserve balance account of
24、another bank in which the payee has an account;,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,The Fed credits the reserve account of the payees bank and debits the reserve account of the payers bank. The Fed Wire provides a confirmation number to the payer so that the transaction can
25、be traced; When a bank receives an incoming wire, the receiving firm is given notification that value has been received.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,CHIPS( Clearing House Interbank Payment System): a netting system operated by the New York Clearing House Association.
26、 A netting payment system: payment orders debiting the accounts of participants are collected for a certain time period, and then at the end of that time the net position is calculated and cleared for each participant on the basis of the payment orders sent and received.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing Sys
27、tem In International Settlements,Advantages of netting payment system: lower liquidity requirement that banks need in order to settle payments of a specific value (only the difference between the value of an individual banks incoming and outgoing payments is settled by transferring funds) ; netting
28、systems are more efficient from the point of view of the communications and processing capacity employed.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Disadvantages of netting payment system: These systems expose participants to a settlement risk, as they are implicitly giving each o
29、ther unsecured credit on the basis of payments that are not immediately settled in final terms. Components of CHIPS: Chips participation (CP) and chips universal identifier (CH),Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Procedures of CHIPS (P299): member banks send instructions to
30、 CHIPS regarding transfers that they wish to make to other banks in New York City; At the end of the business day CHIPS reports to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York the net amounts to debit and credit at each of CP.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements, Euro foreign exchan
31、ge system TARGET: Trans-Europe Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express Transfer System, a real-time gross settlement system for the Euro, which is composed of 15 national RTGS systems, the ECB payment mechanism and interlinking. National Real-time Gross Settlement, RTGS: Belgium (ELLIPS), Germa
32、ny (ELS), Greece (HERMES), Spain (SLBE), France (TBF), Ireland (IRIS), Italy (BIREL), Luxembourg (LIPS), Netherlands (TOP), Austria (ARTIS), Portugal (SPGT), Finland (BOF); UK (CHAPS), Denmark (DEBES), Sweden (RIX).,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,EPM ( European Central
33、Bank Payment Mechanism) Purposes of TARGET: to provide the payment procedures necessary for implementing the ECBs single monetary policy; to promote sound and efficient payment mechanisms in euro。,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,Foreign exchange accounts with domestic in
34、stitutions Foreign exchange accounts for current account transactions (1) foreign exchange working capital of domestic entities in executing overseas construction and other services contracts; (2) foreign exchange overseas receipts and payments to be made by domestic entities on behalf of clients in
35、volved in overseas business;,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,(3) project funds of enterprises with export-import license in business of export of jumbo electronic equipment with total project funds reaching a specified sum and duration, or advanced and progress payments
36、for projects under international bid; (4) foreign exchange within an amount verified by SAFE that is received by international travel agencies and prepared by foreign travel agencies;,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,(5) foreign exchange of foreign-funded enterprises with
37、in a balance ceiling verified by SAFE; (6) foreign exchange expenses of foreign establishments remitted from abroad.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,foreign exchange account for capital account transactions (1) external borrowing by domestic entities and foreign exchange
38、 loans of domestic Chinese-funded financial institutions; (2) foreign exchange of domestic entities for repayment of principal of domestic and external foreign exchange liabilities;,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,(3) foreign exchange of domestic entities from stock issu
39、ance; (4) capital paid in foreign exchange by Chinese investors of foreign-funded enterprises; (5) foreign exchange remitted by overseas entities or individuals for establishing a foreign-funded enterprise.,Chapter 2 Banks Clearing System In International Settlements,The transactions on foreign exch
40、ange owned by individuals: (1) Foreign exchange owned by individuals can be held, deposited in banks or sold to the designated foreign exchange banks. (2) Foreign exchange for private trip abroad may be purchased up to an limit. Individuals must apply to SAFE for the purchase of foreign exchange exc
41、eeding the limit and present to the customs office valid documents for carrying foreign exchange exceeding a limit.,Chapter3: Credit Instruments International Settlements,Definition of credit instruments A credit (financial) instrument is a written or printed paper by means of which funds are transf
42、erred from one person to another. 1. Traditional credit instruments: notes Definitions in the general sense, documents of title in the narrow sense, notes, negotiable securities with the purpose of payment in money, signed by the issuer, unconditionally paid by the issuer or another person.,Chapter3
43、: Credit Instruments International Settlements,Notes in China Bill of exchange/draft Promissory note Check/cheque Legal Framework Anglo-American framework，focusing on rights and liabilities of parties concerned 1882, Bills of Exchange Act,Chapter3: Credit Instruments International Settlements,Mainla
44、nd Framework，focusing on statutory forms of behaviors related to bills. Uniform Law for Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes Signed at Geneva, 1930; Uniform Law for cheques Signed at Geneva, 1931. The difference between the above two frameworks:,Chapter3: Credit Instruments International Settlemen
45、ts,United Nations Framework Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes, 1987; Convention on International Cheques. China Law of the Peoples Republic of China on Negotiable Instruments, 1st, Junanry,1996,Chapter3: Credit Instruments International Settlements,我国票据
46、法的特别规定： 1、不得采用不记名背书； 2、承兑不得附条件，否则视为拒绝承兑； 3、不允许部分付款； 4、本票仅指银行本票； 5、允许持票人在到期日前进行追索； 6、凡签发持票人或来人抬头的汇票无效。,Chapter3: Credit Instruments International Settlements,我国票据权利时效的规定： 1、持票人对票据的出票人和承兑人的权利，自票据到期日起两年； 2、持票人对支票出票人的权利，自出票日起六个月； 3、持票人对前手的追索权，自被拒绝承兑或者被拒绝付款之日起六个月； 4、持票人对前手的再追索权，自清偿日或被提起诉讼之日起三个月； 5、持票人因超过
47、票据权利时效或者因票据记载事项欠缺而丧失票据权利的，仍享有民事权利，可请求承兑人返还其与未支付的票据金额相当的利益。,Chapter3: International Settlement Instruments,Characteristics Negotiability Assignment: share certificate, life policies, certificate of government stock, debenture; Transfer: B/L, warehouse receipt, dock warrants, quasi-negotiable instrume
48、nt; Negotiation: bills of exchange, promissory notes, checks, CDs, bearer securities, negotiable instrument.,Chapter3: International Settlement Instruments,Negotiable instrument is a chose in action, the full and legal title to which is transferable by delivery of the instrument with the result that
49、 complete ownership of the instrument and all property it represents passes freely from equities to the transferee, providing the latter takes the instrument in good faith and for value.,Chapter3: International Settlement Instruments,Non-Causative Nature: the efficacy of the instrument is independent on the causes for issuing. Requisite in Form: to be effective, a bill must embody the required items. Presentation: the holder must present the bill to the payer in order to be paid. Restitution,Part4： 国际结算