Incoterms: The Complications When Using Them with Letters of Credit
Written by: Jamilex Gotay, Senior Editorial Associate, NACM National Imagine you’re a buyer and you want to purchase a high-value […]
International Business
International Business
Business Credit Journal, International Business
The Current Situation in the World of International Trade
Written by: Brenda Barnes, Export Manager, Geo. S. Bush & Co., Inc.Congestion at the seaports is in the news and
Business Credit Journal, International Business
5 Risks You Need to Manage When Expanding Your Global Footprint
By: Jane Hay, Vice President, U.S. Bank Published: April 05, 2018 The global market is always changing, with new opportunities
Credit, International Business, Surcharging
An Update on Credit Card Surcharging in Canada: The Provinces have Approved the Class Action Settlements
By: Scott Blakeley, Esq., Blakeley LLP Credit teams throughout the US continue to deal with the dramatic increase of customers
International Business, What You Should Know
What Does OFAC Stand For and Who Has to Comply?
By: Kathy Linscott, NACM Commercial Services OFAC stands for Office of Foreign Assets Control of the US Department of Treasury.
International Business
Practicing Due Diligence When Complying With U.S. Export Regulations
In today’s business world, any company doing business internationally must have effective policies in place to comply with United States’
Credit, International Business
Doing Business in the Middle East and Northern Africa
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is notorious for its instability, yet this should not automatically eliminate the
Bankruptcy, Credit, International Business
Points to Consider When Doing Business in Brazil
Brazil’s rise as one of the two or three most prolific emerging economies in the world at the beginning of
Credit, International Business
Three More C’s: A Trio of Practices to Consider for International Business Dealings
Most credit professionals are well aware of NACM’s vaunted “Five C’s of Credit:” (character, capacity, capital, conditions, and collateral). These
Credit, International Business
The Export-Import Bank of the U.S.: A Vital Resource for Community Banks
By David Josephson at Export-Import Bank of the U.S. Why should a small bank with a focus on its local