DCW Monthly: January 2026
We start 2026 with a focus on how courts, technology, and compliance realities are testing frameworks that were largely built
Court of Appeal allows payment in Euros despite contract in US Dollars. Implications for LCs & guarantees? RTI vs. MUR case questions currency and force majeure clauses' role in trade finance.
ICC republished four guidance papers on recommended principles and usages around the UCP600 rules in February 2023. The collection of
A collaborative initiative underway among the International Chamber of Commerce United Kingdom (ICC-UK), the Centre for Digital Trade and Innovation
In a recent group discussion, LC professionals took up the matter of guarantee text referencing a consumer price index (CPI)
At year-end 2022, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) announced cancellation of its mandate requiring use of letters of credit
In Wellington Cantonment Board v. Gharpure Engineering & Constructions, the Madras High Court (India) set aside a District Judge order
Published reports about the sudden collapse of Americanas SA into bankruptcy protection in mid-January 2023 suggest that the major Brazil
Turkey, by way of Presidential Decree No. 6785, has declared a three-month state of emergency in ten provinces impacted by
EU Parliament may keep trade finance instruments' CCF at 20% instead of 50%. Trade specialists urge caution; Cazenove of Societe Generale warns against potential risks to corporates and economies.
Two draft opinions, one new and one re-submitted, were released in mid-February to ICC National Committees for review and comment
Punjab Health Minister Dr. Javed Akram directs Bank of Punjab to issue Letters of Credit (LCs) for crucial pharmaceutical imports amidst concerns over foreign currency constraints. Details on safeguards and bank selection remain unclear. Stay updated on this development.
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