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Uniform rules for documentary credits, collections, bank-to-bank reimbursements and demand guarantees.
ICC Banking Commission convenes top-level meeting on the future of trade and finance
Paris, 2 September 2010
ICC is set to stage its most forward-looking deliberation to date on the future of trade and finance later this month, attracting over 300 of the world’s most eminent bankers, business leaders and finance experts.

ICC issues recommendations to shed light on requirements for on board notation
Paris, 18 August 2010  In response to recurrent requests for ICC opinions on the subject, ICC has published recommendations to help clarify requirements, and to guide banks in the correct interpretation and application of the ICC Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits in relation to on board notations.

ICC appoints new Chair of Banking Commission
Paris, 11 August 2010   ICC’s Chairman, Rajat Kumar Gupta, has appointed Tan Kah Chye, Global Head of Corporate Cash and Trade at Standard Chartered Bank, as the new Chair of the ICC Commission on Banking Technique and Practice.

New rules for demand guarantees effective 1 July
Paris, 30 June 2010  Securing an array of international and domestic monetary and performance obligations, ICC's new Uniform Rules for Demand Guarantees enter into effect tomorrow.

ICC advocates a more strategic regulatory treatment of trade finance
Paris, 9 June 2010   ICC has called for a more benevolent treatment of trade finance, given the potential international trade has to drive the world out of recession.

Too soon to withdraw support, trade finance experts conclude
Paris, 27 May 2010  Despite improvements over the last year, trade finance markets remain fragile and it would be premature to wind down official support, at least for the immediate future according to the Expert Group on Trade Finance who met in Geneva last week under the chairmanship of World Trade Organization Director-General Pascal Lamy.

ICC concerned trade finance may suffer due to proposed bank leverage rules
Paris, 4 May 2010   ICC has expressed concern that proposals to introduce a new framework to limit excessive leverage in the world’s banking system may have unintended, negative consequences on trade finance, and it urged the creation of a special trade finance working group to examine the problem.

Prospects for strong trade recovery mixed, ICC report says
Paris, 22 April 2010  Prospects for a strong and lasting trade recovery are mixed, with access to affordable trade finance constrained, trade protectionism still a problem, and banks facing tougher capital requirements for their trade assets, a major new survey on trade finance by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) said today.


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