10 Insightful Case Studies on How to Avoid Pitfalls, Tricks & Traps in International Trade
About this course:
In this online case studies course on ‘How to Avoid Pitfalls, Tricks and Traps in International Trade’, I will take you on a journey to cover recorded case studies on fraud and pitfalls experienced by those who are involved in international trade viz manufacturers, traders, exporters, importers, bankers, insurers, freight forwarders and carriers.
Here are 3 Free Videos of our Case Studies
Case #1: How a House Bill of Lading can be risky for an Exporter.
Find out how an unsuspecting Exporter was scammed by the Importer in a sales & purchase contract of fine woven carpets worth US$700,000.
Case #2 : How an Importer was cheated by the Exporter using forged documents in a Letter of Credit transaction
Case: Gian Singh & Co Ltd v Banque De L’Indochine
Case #3 : The consequences if the goods description in the Sales Contract does not match the terms of the Letter of Credit
Case: Hyosung America v. Sumagh Textile Co.
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Course Content 10 Case Study Videos, 10 Case Study Transcripts (Downloadable PDF)
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Case Number |
Case Details |
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An Importer’s Harrowing Experience Case: Han Jin Bankruptcy |
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How using an LC to pay for past shipment of goods can be detrimental to the seller. Case: DBS Bank Ltd v Carrier Singapore |
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3 |
How using an LC to pay for past shipment of goods can be detrimental to the seller.
Case: DBS Bank Ltd v Carrier Singapore |
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4 |
How backdating a Bill of Lading is not encouraged
Case: Standard Chartered Bank v. Pakistan National Shipping Corp |
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How an Issuing Bank was liable to pay US$1.2million due to non compliance to Article 14 of UCP500
Case: Voest Alpine Trading USA v Bank of China |
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6 |
Beware of Triad Syndicates operating in International Trade
Case: Pacifica Phantom Ship |
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7 |
How an Exporter did not get paid under a Confirmed LC although the Importer had waived the discrepancies
Case: Pasir Gudang Edible Oils Sdn Bhd vs Bank of New York |
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How an Importer was not able to claim under Insurance for damaged goods
Case: Success Insurance Ltd vs George Kallis |
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A surprise twist on how things can go wrong for both Seller & Buyer on a transaction using Incoterms DAP.
Case: Frozen Chicken |
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10 |
How Importing under CIF can be risky
Case: PVC Importer’s Dilemma |
The Creators of This Course:
- Mr Billy Fong, Principal Trainer of Tradelinks Resources with 25 years of training experience in International Trade.
- Ms Sook Ling, Online Content Creator of Tradelinks Resources with 5 years of experience in finance.
FAQ
1. When will I have access to the videos and transcripts ?
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If you choose to explore the course without purchasing, you will only have access to the free course content of 3 Case Study Videos , 3 Case Study Transcripts (Downloadable PDF).
2. What will I get if I pay for this course?
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