Which of these is an example of a bank's commitment to pay? a. Fee arbitration agreement b. A warrant c. Letter of credit d. Bill of lading

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10 February, 21:18

Which of these is an example of a bank's commitment to pay? a. Fee arbitration agreement b. A warrant c. Letter of credit d. Bill of lading

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Ashton · Answer 1

Letter of credit

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A letter of credit is a written guarantee from a buyer's bank to the seller, assuring them of payments from the buyer. Should the buyer fail to honor the payments, the bank commits itself to pay. The letter of credit guarantees the seller that upon meeting some pre - defined conditions, the bank would release to them a specified amount, in the stated currency.

Letters of credit are most suited for international trade. The nature of foreign trade is that buyers and sellers do not know each other and operate under different laws. A letter of credit assures each party that the other will fulfill their obligation. The issuing bank will charge for providing the letter of credit services.