DCW Monthly: October 2026
This month’s content follows a standby LC past issuance and asks a practical question: once the instrument is out
Assessing the risk of breaching regulatory and compliance requirements while simultaneously examining for documentary compliance under stringent time pressures has complicated banks’ trade finance operations for years. A UK Supreme Court decision provides a degree of comfort and clarity to banks.
Case involved LCs containing a condition that Issuing Bank would only honor demands if Applicant first furnished indemnification to Issuing Bank.
Trade Finance Career Spotlights: Xiang Gao Curiosity about the multiparty dynamics of a letter of credit arrangement first motivated Xiang
A Conversation with Iqbal Karmally Although the bulk of his trade finance career was rooted in paper-based examination and
In partnership with the International Trade & Forfaiting Association (ITFA), Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) published its “Trade Finance Guide 2026”
DCW reports quarterly LC issuance statistics for the top 600 banks headquartered in the US. Numbers are in USD 1,
It's been just under two months since the ICC Banking Commission voted against revising UCP 600, but the
Although the ongoing Middle East conflict continues to impact international commerce in various ways, the ICC has issued a statement
Through real-time feedback from hundreds of industry specialists, a recent webinar conducted by Enigio attempted to capture prevailing attitudes
On 31 March 2026, US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued an advisory to alert of sham
Citing ongoing geopolitical conditions and heightened need to facilitate oil and gas imports, Pakistan’s central bank amended its instructions
A recent S&P Global Ratings report on bank capital markets performance noted that the relaxation of the Enhanced
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