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Does “available with any bank by negotiation” force every bank to finance the beneficiary?
Understand what “available by negotiation” means without treating it as guaranteed prepayment.
Negotiation generally involves a nominated bank purchasing drafts and/or documents under a complying presentation by advancing or agreeing to advance funds to the beneficiary, as defined by the applicable UCP framework.
Being nominated does not always mean the bank is obliged to negotiate unless it has separately agreed or confirmed an obligation. The bank still checks documents and its own credit/compliance appetite.
A bank may negotiate with or without recourse depending on the structure, confirmation, bank policy and agreement with the beneficiary.
Discount/interest, document risk, issuing-bank risk, country risk and tenor affect pricing.
Does “available with any bank by negotiation” force every bank to finance the beneficiary?
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